«Customers rave about the pastries being extremely delicious and of high quality, often better than those from bakeries. Many prefer the version with raisins and appreciate the good value for money. However, some mention issues with texture, describing it as too doughy or dry.»
«Customers rave about the pastries being extremely delicious and of high quality, often better than those from bakeries. Many prefer the version with raisins and appreciate the good value for money. However, some mention issues with texture, describing it as too doughy or dry.»
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Good day
The product contains E471. Is this of animal or plant origin?
Kind regards
Hello Altun, thank you for your inquiry. If you want to avoid animal fats and ingredients (with the exception of dairy products), we have great news for you:
Our bakery manufacturer, the Fresh Food & Beverage Group (formerly JOWA), is part of Migros Industry and meets Migros' high standards. We use vegetable fats and oils or butter to make our baked goods. Emulsifiers such as E471, E472, or E475, which are contained in our baked goods, are always of vegetable origin.
Any ingredients that could come from an animal are clearly listed in the ingredients list. Terms such as pork, bacon, ham, cracklings, or pork gelatin indicate that such ingredients are included. If you are unsure before making a purchase, we recommend checking the product's ingredients list.
We hope this information is helpful to you! Best regards, Your M-Infoline Team
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Why do you cover your delicious Easter cakes - in Basel they are called Osterflädli, by the way - with so much powdered sugar? I always have to wash it off with warm water before eating because I simply don't like so much sugar. If you already offer different varieties (with and without raisins or with chocolate), you could also introduce with and without sugar! There are bakeries that generally offer them without sugar. I think that's consistent, then everyone can sweeten it themselves or not.
Hello Flädli-Nörgelere
Thank you for your message regarding the Osterchüchli, article number 113128400000.
We have clarified your request with our specialist department and are happy to inform you that the powdered sugar is part of the characteristics of the Easter cakes - just as the marzipan coating is part of the Swedish cake, for example.
We have many different customer groups with different needs. Our aim is always to offer the widest possible range of products in which each customer group can find their preferred products. Nevertheless, there has to be a certain demand for an item for it to be included in the range at all.
We regret not being able to give you better news and look forward to welcoming you back to our stores.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
I'm not convinced by your answer because, as I said, there are bakeries that offer Easter cakes WITHOUT sugar. For example, if you were to sprinkle only half of the sugar you have used so far - the flaädli does not have to be white! -This would still be enough, and would bring out the flavor of the filling better. As it is now, you can only taste sugar when you bite into it, which is a shame! And since we should be eating less sugar anyway, Migros could set a good example here!
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Good day
The product contains E471. Is this of animal or plant origin?
Kind regards
Hello Altun, thank you for your inquiry. If you want to avoid animal fats and ingredients (with the exception of dairy products), we have great news for you:
Our bakery manufacturer, the Fresh Food & Beverage Group (formerly JOWA), is part of Migros Industry and meets Migros' high standards. We use vegetable fats and oils or butter to make our baked goods. Emulsifiers such as E471, E472, or E475, which are contained in our baked goods, are always of vegetable origin.
Any ingredients that could come from an animal are clearly listed in the ingredients list. Terms such as pork, bacon, ham, cracklings, or pork gelatin indicate that such ingredients are included. If you are unsure before making a purchase, we recommend checking the product's ingredients list.
We hope this information is helpful to you! Best regards, Your M-Infoline Team
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Guest
Why do you cover your delicious Easter cakes - in Basel they are called Osterflädli, by the way - with so much powdered sugar? I always have to wash it off with warm water before eating because I simply don't like so much sugar. If you already offer different varieties (with and without raisins or with chocolate), you could also introduce with and without sugar! There are bakeries that generally offer them without sugar. I think that's consistent, then everyone can sweeten it themselves or not.
Hello Flädli-Nörgelere
Thank you for your message regarding the Osterchüchli, article number 113128400000.
We have clarified your request with our specialist department and are happy to inform you that the powdered sugar is part of the characteristics of the Easter cakes - just as the marzipan coating is part of the Swedish cake, for example.
We have many different customer groups with different needs. Our aim is always to offer the widest possible range of products in which each customer group can find their preferred products. Nevertheless, there has to be a certain demand for an item for it to be included in the range at all.
We regret not being able to give you better news and look forward to welcoming you back to our stores.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
I'm not convinced by your answer because, as I said, there are bakeries that offer Easter cakes WITHOUT sugar. For example, if you were to sprinkle only half of the sugar you have used so far - the flaädli does not have to be white! -This would still be enough, and would bring out the flavor of the filling better. As it is now, you can only taste sugar when you bite into it, which is a shame! And since we should be eating less sugar anyway, Migros could set a good example here!
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