Hello,
Is there any way of finding out the nutritional values of small breads (wholemeal bread rolls, croissants, rolls, rolls, etc.) and hot snacks (börek with cheese, poulet strudel with curry, etc.)?
I would like to know how many calories, fat, carbohydrates etc. these products have.
Any nutritional values from the I-net are of no use to me, I want to know from YOUR products.
Thank you in advance for your prompt reply, Merci.
Yes, it would be great if the signs were labeled with the nutritional values. Coop already has that, by the way................
And it would also be great if there were some new bread rolls again. In keeping with the times.............. like at Coop.................
But Migros and the topic of bread are special and stubborn. They still think that they make the best bread from their own bakery (at least in 9500 Wil SG), but the breads that are unfortunately not stocked in Wil, such as Creation bread, stone-baked baguettes, Urchige, crusty bread, olive bread, etc., are clearly much better.............
But they don't want to hear it and always find embarrassing excuses...........
Guest
Hello everyone. With most of the products you are talking about, you can simply turn the label. The ingredients are listed there. If this information is not enough for you, you are welcome to ask in the bakeries of the stores or from the staff in the stores. They should be able to give you all this information.
Best regards, Dominik
Yes, the declaration is great at Coop. And the new baguette with carrots is my new favorite bread roll.
I asked about the nutritional values and not the ingredients ?
And no, the staff didn't know! That's why I'm asking here.
