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Barrita energética con avena, mijo y miel 80 g.

Todo lo que el cuerpo necesita antes del ejercicio, durante un paseo o incluso como postre después de la comida.

Ingredientes: Copos de avena, copos de mijo, miel, pipas de girasol, higos, arándanos, maní, mantequilla de maní

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Peso0081 kg
Dimensiones0.09 × 0.02 × 0.007 cm
Valor nutricional por 100gEnergía  456 kcalGrasa >        19,4 grde los cuales saturado     2,8 grTrans            0Hydatandrakes      62,5 grde los cuales azúcares      49,5 grProteínas            8,5 grFibra Vegetal        7,5 grSal                   0 ,8 grAlérgenos : El producto puede contener trazas de frutos de cáscara y sésamo.
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Barrita energética sin azúcar. Dos cereales de alto valor nutricional combinados con miel.

La avena es un alimento que se sitúa en lo más alto de la dieta mediterránea ya que tiene un alto contenido en vitaminas del grupo B, minerales, oligoelementos y fibra (β-glucanos). Estas propiedades hacen de este cereal una maravillosa fuente de energía y nutrientes con especiales beneficios para el organismo y con un gran rendimiento energético.

El mijo, también gracias a la fibra que contiene, es el aliado ideal para perder peso, ya que ayuda con la sensación de saciedad en el estómago. Además, es una opción ideal para quienes evitan el gluten.

¡Todo lo que el cuerpo necesita antes del ejercicio, durante un paseo o incluso como postre después de la comida!

Ingredientes: Copos de avena, copos de mijo, miel, pipas de girasol, higos, arándanos, pistachos, mantequilla de maní, jugo de manzana.

Peso0081 kg
Dimensiones0.09 × 0.02 × 0.007 cm

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