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@ivan92Here issomething about the apple rings you have pictured:
"Migros recalls organic Swiss apple rings - 05.08.2016 Migros recalls organic Swiss apple ringsZurich - Small amounts of undeclared sulphite (sulphur) have been found in the product "Migros organic Swiss apple rings", which in rare cases can lead to intolerance reactions in sensitive people. Customers who have this product at home and are sensitive to sulphite are asked not to consume it. The products can be returned to the point of sale. The purchase price will be refunded."
https://www.migros.ch/de/news/warenrueckrufe/2016/rueckruf-apfelringe.html
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Very nice: soon one less conventional product in the Migros range...
The successor product is already on sale: https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/104469000000
https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/bio-max-havelaar-cremant-100195800000#reviews-555370
Why am I not surprised by this? Almost all the chocolates that have been "improved" in the last two years are disappearing from the range. Perhaps Migros should ask itself why it has to keep tinkering with good, tried-and-tested products...
And of course I'm curious to see what the successor to this product will be. It won't work without dark organic chocolate in the range. Back to the good old Frey organic chocolate?
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Organic fruit tea with apple mint:
https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/bio-fruechtetee-mit-apfelminze
