Now I'm also going to ask a "did-you-take-this-out-of-the-sortiment" question, and it concerns the frozen yoghurt that was available in larger stores in the Bern area last year (I don't know if there are any others).
Is this ice cream coming back or was it a one-off?
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Hello Luna L.
A follow-up to the tarte flambée and the Ice Tea Fan Edition:
The tarte flambée was apparently so popular that it sold out within a very short time and there was an interruption in supply. However, supplies should be coming soon so that you can also find the tarte flambée in your stores.
You can find the ice tea in the following Migros stores in Basel:
- MMM Dreispitz
- MMM Claramarkt
- MM Stücki
- M train station
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia-Team
No Indios is the right contribution because I also complained here that I never find the new things :-/... ;-)
Thanks Tanja for the answer, I hope that I will get the tarte flambée too! And I have found the ice tea in the meantime :-)
Lg Luna
I would like to put my two questions to Migros again:
It would be great if there were the same variant but without sugar, with sweetener (not fructose!), then diabetics and all those who are not allowed/able to eat sugar would also have something of it. Surely this is feasible?
Then please let me know the nutritional values in grams. How many calories etc. does the product contain per 100 grams? Only the ml information is on the pack, but this is of no use when weighing.
What are the nutritional values per 100 grams?
@indios: I think a diabetic version would be good and useful, especially as it seems to be a popular/requested product.
100g = 100ml; TARDIS (above) and Tanja(http://www.migipedia.ch/de/news/unbeschwerter-sommergenuss-mit-frozen-yo) kindly provided us with the nutritional values per 100ml, which also apply to 100 grams.
This is not correct, 100 gr is NOT 100 ml. The information received is all in ml, and that DOES NOT correspond to grams.
Migros, please provide exact information per 100 gr (GRAMM)
@indios: from a physical point of view, an equivalent, as I have indicated, is not correct (please excuse me).
However, this comparison is used for the (re)calculation of nutritional value
Dein, that's not correct either. The Leger vanilla ice cream, for example, used to list both values, and the Kcal was twice as high in grams as in ML. That's actually also clear.
That's why I'm asking MIGROS this question again!
Doesn't it say both on the pack?
Weiss, only other ice creams such as the apple strudel ice cream say (if I remember the figures correctly) 1000ml and 560g on the pack. So you could calculate for yourself how many grams correspond to 100ml for the kcal figure.
