«The intense coconut flavour and soft texture are well liked, though these biscuits are often considered too sweet and prone to crumbling.»
«The intense coconut flavour and soft texture are well liked, though these biscuits are often considered too sweet and prone to crumbling.»
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Does this product contain alcohol in any way? Does it contain animal fats, for example from pigs? Does it come into contact with animal ingredients/fats or alcohol? (cross-contamination) Is it completely alcohol-free and vegetarian?
Hello Acalyanur, thank you for your interest in our products. The product is completely alcohol-free and contains no fat from pigs. However, the product itself does come into contact with animal ingredients - due to the chicken egg protein ingredients it contains. It is ovo-vegetarian. Due to the cleaning process, we rule out cross-contamination. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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I have another question. What material (e.g. LDPE or PP etc.) is the packaging made of and is it permeable to water vapor? best regards Schöggeler
Dear Schoeggeler Thank you for your interest. The packaging material of our coconut macaroons consists of a composite film 2xOPP 25 my. This composite has a water vapor permeability. The value is: < 3g/m2 d (38ºC/90%RH) We hope to be of help to you with this information and wish you a nice day. your M-Infoline Team
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What is the composition of the lot code below the best-before date? e.g. L0415?
Hello Schoeggeler Thank you for your inquiry. Lot is English and means "lot" or "batch" in German. A lot number is therefore the same as a batch number. A lot number is usually made up of numbers, but sometimes also numbers and letters. The code is preceded by either "LOT" or simply an "L", which allows you to distinguish it from other codes. This production code usually provides information about the serial number of the product, the component type and the date of manufacture. A lot number is therefore basically nothing more than a serial number that has been manufactured in one production run and therefore has identical characteristics in terms of the time of manufacture and product quality. We hope this information will help you and will be happy to answer any further questions you may have! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Thank you for the detailed answer, but I am already aware of this. I should have been more specific in my question. How can I specifically deduce the production date from the Midor's lot code? Kind regards Schoeggeler
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Does this product contain alcohol in any way? Does it contain animal fats, for example from pigs? Does it come into contact with animal ingredients/fats or alcohol? (cross-contamination) Is it completely alcohol-free and vegetarian?
Hello Acalyanur, thank you for your interest in our products. The product is completely alcohol-free and contains no fat from pigs. However, the product itself does come into contact with animal ingredients - due to the chicken egg protein ingredients it contains. It is ovo-vegetarian. Due to the cleaning process, we rule out cross-contamination. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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I have another question. What material (e.g. LDPE or PP etc.) is the packaging made of and is it permeable to water vapor? best regards Schöggeler
Dear Schoeggeler Thank you for your interest. The packaging material of our coconut macaroons consists of a composite film 2xOPP 25 my. This composite has a water vapor permeability. The value is: < 3g/m2 d (38ºC/90%RH) We hope to be of help to you with this information and wish you a nice day. your M-Infoline Team
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What is the composition of the lot code below the best-before date? e.g. L0415?
Hello Schoeggeler Thank you for your inquiry. Lot is English and means "lot" or "batch" in German. A lot number is therefore the same as a batch number. A lot number is usually made up of numbers, but sometimes also numbers and letters. The code is preceded by either "LOT" or simply an "L", which allows you to distinguish it from other codes. This production code usually provides information about the serial number of the product, the component type and the date of manufacture. A lot number is therefore basically nothing more than a serial number that has been manufactured in one production run and therefore has identical characteristics in terms of the time of manufacture and product quality. We hope this information will help you and will be happy to answer any further questions you may have! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Thank you for the detailed answer, but I am already aware of this. I should have been more specific in my question. How can I specifically deduce the production date from the Midor's lot code? Kind regards Schoeggeler
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
