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Would it be possible to reduce the salt? There is already a lot of salt
Hello indios, thank you for your input. We measure the amount of salt spread according to an agreed specification and record the amount. This means that salt is not spread in an uncontrolled manner. We have communicated your request to our specialist department, which has gladly taken it on board. Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
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not completely "reinvent" the product: I would very much welcome it if the Pretzels were produced as portion packs (like the Blévita Grueyère, rice pudding...etc.). Wouldn't that also be a great option instead of developing new flavors... ;-)
Hello Mala82, thank you for your interesting suggestion. This is not currently planned. However, we have definitely passed on your input to the product managers. Sincerely, your M-Infoline team
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Are the Blévita mini Pretzels vegan?
Hello ivan92 Thank you for your question. Yes, the aha! Mini Blévita Pretzels are vegan, according to the recipe they do not contain any ingredients of animal origin. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Isn't this product also dairy-free? I didn't read anything about milk in the list of ingredients. But what confuses me is the Aha! coding of lactose-free. Why not milk-free? It would be important for me to know this, as we have a milk protein allergy in our family. mfg
Hello Fedi81 The aha! Mini Blévita Pretzels do not contain any milk components according to the recipe. Any unintentional carry-over is less than 1g per kilogram or liter, which is why no trace information is required. However, unlike the lactose-free products, aha products with the "without milk" property must meet 20 times stricter requirements than those prescribed by law (the detection limit is 5mg milk per kg or liter of ready-to-eat product), which cannot be guaranteed, hence the lack of the "without milk" label. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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