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5 questions
11 months ago
Edited
The product costs Sfr 2.15 according to the Migros app, but I paid Sfr 2.40 today.
11 months ago
Hello leni64, thank you for your message. We appreciate you drawing our attention to a discrepancy. In fact, the data on the app had not yet been updated. The price you paid is correct. The M-Budget Surimi sticks now cost CHF 2.40. We made the corrections immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Guest
10 years ago
Hello M-Infoline
You wanted to answer the question mark. It's been over a year, but I'm still looking forward to the answer.
I just hope it comes a little quicker this time ;-)
Thank you.
10 years ago
Hello fonero
Thank you for your reminder - please excuse our late reply.
We regret thatFragezeichen is not satisfied with our M-Budget Surimi sticks. As an alternative, we recommend our branded product from Coraya (Coraya Fish Sticks), which is even MSC certified. Coraya surimi sticks contain no flavor enhancers, preservatives or artificial colors.
We wish you sunny days and send you our best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
11 years ago
Dear Migros team,
in which branch (near Zurich main station and Rapperswil) can I get this product?
Thank you very much
11 years ago
Hello guest
Thank you for your inquiry - we are very pleased about your interest.
You can get these Surimi sticks from M-Budget at Migros Rapperswil-Sonnenhof and at the Zurich City and Limmatplatz stores in Zurich.
We hope this helps you and wish you a nice weekend.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
11 years ago
According to the answer to Verena Winti's question, this fish waste product would have no taste at all without monosodium glutamate. It can't be that this monosodium glutamate is supposed to suddenly turn something tasteless into something edible. I might as well suck on the flavoring.
Monosodium glutamate is absolutely unhealthy.
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11 years ago
Dear question mark
Thank you for your input.
We will check further steps with the supplier and clarify what options are available.
We hope that this information helps you for the time being and wish you a nice and sunny day.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
10 years ago
And what options are there?
13 years ago
well, they would be delicious. but when i look at the list of ingredients for this surimi M budget version, i lose my appetite: the sticks stay in the chiller cabinet.
13 years ago
Hello annasi
Thank you for your feedback!
The recipe for the surimi products is the same. Like the MSC Surimi, the M-Budget Surimi is made from wild-caught Alaska pollock. However, the M-Budget Alaska pollock is not from sustainable wild-caught fish, but is nevertheless classified as safe by the WWF. MSC Surimi uses Alaska pollock from sustainable wild catches.
The remaining ingredients are needed to guarantee the proven quality that our customers appreciate.
We hope that we have provided you with sufficient information and wish you a pleasant day.
See you soon in your Migros - we look forward to seeing you! Your M-Infoline team
Guest
13 years ago
dear m-infoline team
thank you very much for the quick and detailed reply. well, i think the ingredients of the surimi sticks are not the only problem / only minus factor of the M-bduget line (which i really appreciate by the way!). Surimi in Asian countries or a higher quality product, has little/no sugar and little/no wheat starch and other starchy additives. For this reason, the surimi available in Migros and elsewhere is rather questionable.
I have no complaints about the quality of the added ingredients. I generally trust Migros in this respect :-)
I wish you a wonderful day,
Your annasi