Project Description
RISOTTO CARNAROLI
PORCINO MUSHROOMS
A traditional Italian risotto enriched by the extraordinary quality of our Carnaroli rice.
IT’S SPECIAL BECAUSE:
With Carnaroli rice, the king of rice
COOKING TIME:
12 minutes.
HOW TO USE:
Empty 600 ml of water in a saucepan and bring to boil. Empty the content of the bag in the boiling water and cook for 12 minutes on a medium heat without cover. Stir occasionally, until all the water is completely absorbed. Serving hint: stir in butter and grated cheese for a creamy risotto!
LIVE BETTER WITH TASTE:
We choose high quality, dehydrated natural ingredients to give our risottos an authentic taste and keep the nutritional qualities of the traditional recipe unchanged; without glutamate.
THE NUTRITIONIST RECOMMENDS.
Remember: if you are a healthy and active woman, you should take between 1700 and 2000 calories per day. If you are a man in the same condition, you should take between 2000 and 2400 calories per day. This requirement obviously varies depending on your age, lifestyle and general health.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
INGREDIENTS
Ingredients:Rice 83,5%, rice flour, porcini mushrooms 3% (Boletus edulis and its group), preparation based on powdered cheese (powdered cheese, ( milk, salt, rennet, whey) whey, flavourings, salt), natural flavourings, sea salt, preparation based on powdered olive oil (olive oil, glucose syrup, milk protein, natural flavourings), milk, whole powder, sugar, onion, parsley 0,2%, garlic powder.
ALLERGENICS
May contain traces of fish, molluscs, crustaceans, celery, soya and sulphites.
BEST BEFORE DATE
15 months after production date
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