«A great blend that can be used in various dishes, especially for Lebanese salads. Many customers find the flavor delicious, while a few mention it lacks taste. Overall, positive reviews outweigh the negatives.»
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On the website there is a reference to traces of cereals containing gluten, which is not on the product itself. Is the information on the product or on the website here correct?
Hello SteinobstBär, thank you for your inquiry. We have checked the manufacturer's information again and according to their information, the spice can contain up to 100 ppm traces of gluten. According to Swiss legislation, the FDHA Ordinance on Food Information (LIV), cross-contamination of gluten only has to be declared from a value of 200 ppm. If the article is only sold in Switzerland, the labeling of traces of gluten is not incorrect but also not mandatory. Outside Switzerland, traces of gluten must be labeled. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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What does the spice consist of? Just sumac or sumac and salt?
Hello Preed, thank you for your inquiry. The spice consists of sumac and table salt. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
What percentage of salt is in it?
Hello Preed, the spice contains 53 g. That's about 3 g of salt per 53 g of spice. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Oh, that's still possible. Many thanks for the quick info
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