DLC.0012.0300 DLC.0012.0300

Typical "Croccantino" from San Marco dei Cavoti - Honey and Raisins

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Net weight:
300 g
Produced in:
Italia
Region:
Campania
Produttore:
Autore
€15.95

EAN: 8032680004360
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Description
Nutritional values
Ingredients
Tips and curiosities of the tomolo

An original and colourful box, with a casket-like opening, encloses the Croccantini Miele e Uvetta. These are bars made of hazelnuts, almonds, honey and sultanas, bound with caramel and covered with fine dark chocolate.

Nutritional values
Average values ​​for 100 gr
Energy value
503 kcal - 2105 kJ
Fats
29,6 g
of which saturated
7,7 g
Carbohydrates
54,9 g
of which sugars
52,1 g
Protein
7,4 g
Salt
0,02 g

Sugar, sultanas 17% (sultanas, vegetable oil, rapeseed oil, sunflower oil, cotton oil), hazelnuts, almonds, honey 2%, dark chocolate coating 40% (cocoa beans, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soya lecithin, natural vanilla extract - minimum cocoa 62%)

Sultanas, also known as sultanas, have a history dating back thousands of years to the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans, who used them not only as food, but also as currency and offerings to the gods. Derived from the drying of grapes, sultanas are a versatile and nutritious ingredient and come in different varieties such as sultanas, which are seedless and light in colour, Corinth sultanas, which are small and intensely flavoured, and Thompson sultanas, which are sweet and juicy.

The sultanas are produced by drying in the sun or with special dryers, a process that concentrates the grapes' natural sugars, giving them their characteristic sweet flavour.

Sultanas are easy to store and have a long shelf life if kept in a cool, dry place. Before being used in some recipes, it can be rehydrated by soaking it in water or other liquids such as rum or fruit juice. This dried fruit is a favourite food all over the world for its versatility and unique taste.

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An original and colourful box, with a casket-like opening, encloses the Croccantini Miele e Uvetta. These are bars made of hazelnuts, almonds, honey and sultanas, bound with caramel and covered with fine dark chocolate. A variation of the traditional Croccantino to which honey from Sulla, from the hills around Benevento, and sultanas are added.

It goes well with a passito wine or an aged rum or a meditation beer such as Imperial Stout.