Barre énergétique à l’avoine et au millet et au miel grec 80g

Barre énergétique aux flocons d’avoine, flocons de millet, miel, graines de tournesol, figue, canneberge, cacahuètes, beurre de cacahuète 80gr

Cette barre énergétique fortifiante vous donne de la puissance. Il est nourrissant et savoureux à la fois. Votre ami lors d’un voyage, avant le sport et ou comme un peu sucré après votre repas.

€3.50

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General info

Poids0081 kg
Dimensions0.09 × 0.02 × 0.007 cm

Barre énergétique sans sucre. Deux céréales à haute valeur nutritionnelle en combinaison avec du miel.
L’avoine est au sommet du régime méditerranéen car elle est riche en vitamines du complexe B, en minéraux, en oligo-éléments et en fibres (b-glucanes). Ces caractéristiques font de cette céréale une merveilleuse source d’énergie et de nutrition avec de grands avantages pour le corps et est très économe en énergie.

Grâce aux fibres contenues dans le millet, c’est l’allié idéal dans la perte de poids car il vous aide à vous sentir rassasié. De plus, c’est un choix idéal pour ceux qui évitent le gluten.
C’est ce dont le corps a besoin avant l’effort, lors d’une promenade ou même en dessert après votre repas !

Ingrédients : flocons d’avoine, flocons de millet, miel, graines de tournesol, figues, canneberge, pistaches, beurre de pistache, jus de pomme.

 

Poids0081 kg
Dimensions0.09 × 0.02 × 0.007 cm

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