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Why is there still sodium metabisulphite in Migros ready meals? This is an allergenic chemical that can cause asthma. This substance is banned in Biorösti. Other manufacturers (Hero, Coop) also do not use it.
Sulphur dioxide and sulphites are mainly used as preservatives or antioxidants in potato products, dried fruit and wine. They act against yeasts, fungi and bacteria by blocking the effectiveness of certain metabolic auxiliaries (enzymes) in plant-based foods. In potato products and dried fruit, this prevents undesirable brown discoloration. They are only of concern for ashmatics, otherwise not.
calcium supplement in organic milk is also not allowed... then calcium is probably also dangerous
I wouldn't keep 4 budgies in the kitchen😅 no vapor vent? possible open window would be an idea.
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Sorry one question, are the ready-made bagged rosti from migros to be stored in the refrigerator? Thanks
Good morning Mariella20 Rösti can be stored unrefrigerated. If a product is to be refrigerated or even frozen, it is imperative that there is a note on the package. Best regardsFrederica
Hi Mariella20, thanks for the question. Rösti should not be stored in the refrigerator. It should also be written on the package. Best regards, your M-Infoline team.
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Friends have brought us several bags of rösti. Unfortunately, there is no information on the packaging about storage. Do they need to be kept refrigerated?
Hello Tomyam, thank you for your inquiry. The rösti can be stored unrefrigerated. If a product is to be kept refrigerated or even frozen, there must be a note on the packaging. If there is nothing on the packaging, the product can be kept unrefrigerated. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Is Migros Rösti also sold in Sweden? Or is it only available via the LeShop.ch webshop? Is there an agency in Sweden?
Hello Stockhom, thank you for your inquiry. As a Migros brand, this rösti is unfortunately not sold in Sweden. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Hello, have any changes been made to the recipe for these rösti? Unfortunately, the last two roestis were not like before, they had a strange consistency and a different taste - what a shame!
Hello Animel, thank you for your request. We have not changed the recipe for the Original Rösti. We regret that you were unable to enjoy the product - potatoes are natural products. Certain fluctuations can occur from time to time. We have passed on your information to the specialist department. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Does it contain lactose and or celery? It says "spice extracts" and therefore this is not clearly declared. mfG
Hello @Luxus3rhere too: Celery: as far as I know, this is an allergen that is mentioned separately (if included). But I'm not 100% sure about that. I don't think it contains lactose, as vegetable oil doesn't naturally contain any, and lactose has also been declared as an allergen in the ingredients for some time.
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I would have to know for sure whether it contains celery or not. but according to the links from @VreniG, it should actually be declared if it does.
Hello Luxus3r, The original Rösti in a bag does not contain any ingredients containing lactose or celery and no carry-over is to be expected. In Switzerland, the labeling requirement for allergenic ingredients applies. This means that if a product contains lactose or celery, this must be openly declared - recently the ingredient in question has even been printed in bold. Therefore: Check the list of ingredients! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Since the beginning of the year, palm oil has had to be declared in Switzerland. The list of ingredients on Migipedia for this rösti only says "vegetable oil". Is there no palm oil in it if it only says vegetable oil?
Hi ivan92 Thank you for your question. The fact that vegetable oil is listed under ingredients is incorrect - thanks for pointing this out. Since the end of fall, Bischofszell Nahrungsmittel AG, our own industry, has only been producing rösti with rapeseed oil. This is also stated on the packaging. This is also clearly stated on the previous roestis with palm oil. We will pass this on so that it can be changed on Migipedia. Thanks again, and have fun on Migipedia! Best wishes from the M-Infoline team
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It still says "vegetable oil"
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I like the Roesti very much. However, I do have something to criticize about the packaging of promotional products. I bought an Actions 5-pack (welded together with plastic film). The picture of the pan can be seen both on the front and on the back. It is therefore not possible to read the ingredients on the back of each individual pack when buying. Incidentally, this applies to almost all promotional products and contradicts the labeling requirements for food. I would like to see this bad habit stopped and the individual packs welded together so that you can also read the back.
Thank you for your valuable advice and praise.
We have shared your observations with the specialist unit and they will be happy to incorporate them into the action planning.
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