«The sausage is highly praised for its excellent taste and quality. Many customers enjoy it as a barbecue favorite, though some wish for larger portions.»
«The sausage is highly praised for its excellent taste and quality. Many customers enjoy it as a barbecue favorite, though some wish for larger portions.»
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Dear M-Infoline Team
Is this delicacy completely gluten-free—meaning there is no trace contamination—and is it therefore suitable for me as a person with celiac disease? Has this product been tested, and does the gluten content not exceed 20 mg per kg (20 ppm)? If so, why isn’t it labeled with the crossed-out ear symbol, as is usually the case?
I look forward to your response.
Best regards
Kevin
Hello kevin_bounce, the Olma bratwurst is not a special gluten-free product but a standard product that contains no gluten-containing ingredients and for which no cross-contamination is expected (no “may contain” warning on the packaging). For products without gluten-containing ingredients (according to the ingredient list) and without a “may contain” warning, it can be assumed that they do not contain gluten or that any gluten content would be less than 200 mg per kilogram or liter of ready-to-eat food. Normally, products without gluten-containing ingredients and without a “may contain traces” warning can be safely consumed as part of a gluten-free diet, except in cases of very high sensitivity. However, it’s important to be aware that even special gluten-free products may contain traces of gluten (any such content is below 20 mg/kg or liter of ready-to-eat food). There can be no absolute guarantee of gluten-free status.
Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
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Is there gluten?
Hello fiorelin, thank you very much for your request. This roasting sausage does not contain gluten. The composition of the product is shown on the packaging and allergens are always mentioned in bold type.
Sincerely, your M-Infoline team
Thank you! But then put the crossed out ear of wheat symbol, it makes the life of celiacs easier.
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Kcal per 1 sausage missing
Hello Michi2000, 1 sausage of 160g contains 397 calories. You can find this information below or in the online store at migros.ch. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Can you eat the sausage raw without any health concerns? Of course it doesn't taste as good, but was the sausage cooked at 70 degrees for 10 minutes before being sold?
Hi E75, thank you for your question. We discussed this with the specialist department. In principle, Olma bratwurst - with the exception of the sausage from the Migros Cooperative Eastern Switzerland (regional range) - can be enjoyed within the shelf life without further preparation. However, we strongly recommend that the sausage is fried or grilled for a better taste. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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The allergens on the Olma Bratwurst product page (Migros.ch) state "Cereals containing gluten and products derived from them". However, I cannot see which ingredients contain gluten (apart from skimmed milk, nothing is printed in bold). Can you give me more information about the gluten-containing ingredients in this Olma Bratwurst?
Hello everloop, unfortunately the online information on the Migros website is not correct due to a technical problem. The allergen information displayed is incorrect. Olma Bratwurst does not contain any gluten-containing ingredients, nor should any traces be expected due to unintentional carry-over. In the event of discrepancies between the online data and the information on the packaging, the data on the packaging must always be observed. your M-Infoline team
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Dear Migros team, you are already doing a lot towards recycling, but then I find it really questionable that the packaging is about 25% longer than the sausages (in the packaging where two pieces lie together), does that have to be? I would post a photo, but I can't do that here.
Hello Sarah00700, thank you for your message about the bratwurst packaging. We would like to follow up on your comment and accept your offer. We therefore ask you to use our contact form so that you can send us the picture this way: https://www.migros.ch/de/services/kundendienst/infoline/produkt.html#frische-lebensmittel Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
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Excellent sausages for years. The ones bought on 15.04.2021 in the M Urdorf (GMZ) had a completely different packaging than before. The skins were tougher and the flavor slightly different. Was something changed? Recipe? The packaging? If so, too bad!
Hello WaRi8902, thank you very much for your feedback on the bratwurst. We are sorry that you did not like the sausage. The specialist department has informed us that we have not made any changes to the recipe. They suspect that this slight deviation may be due to fluctuations in the raw materials - we apologize. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Thank you very much for your quick reply. We will try again from time to time!
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Can you tell me what guidelines or medical recommendations you are relying on to calculate the daily protein requirement of 21g to be 42% of the daily requirement (see Olma Bratwurst Migros)? The Migros Olma Bratwurst with 160g corresponds to approx. 21g protein - in the daily requirement 42% of a daily requirement for an average adult according to your information. Does the Bratwurst with the calculated remaining amount consist of 61.6% water? I would be grateful for your non-fake answer, otherwise it may be necessary to adjust the percentage in your information.
Hello Jeff10 In Switzerland, the reference amounts are regulated in Annex 10 of the FDHA Ordinance on Food Information (LIV). Reference amounts are an orientation for the composition of the daily diet. The reference amounts are based on the recommendations for the daily intake for an adult woman of 8400 kJ/ 2000 kcal. The reference amounts for the selected nutrients are then derived from this; for protein this is 50g per day. The nutritional table then shows how much protein is contained in the product and what percentage of the recommended daily intake ("reference amount") is covered by 1 portion of the product. 1 sausage (160g) contains 21g protein, so 41% of the reference amount for protein is covered. Best wishes, your M-Infoline team
Guest
Thank you very much for your immediate information, which Migros will not delay. However, you clearly realize that the guidelines according to EDI LIV (I myself know the recommended guidelines quite well for professional reasons) with 21g EW per day are only valid for a 50kg woman (think of the current gender issues), but not for the average adult as in your information! Please don't get involved in the current fake levels at Migros. A 50 kg woman would have to eat 2.5 Olmabrat sausages with salad and bread in one day, which is a bit unrealistic for women anyway. "Product information and availability and prices of products All information on the products (list of ingredients, nutritional information/food facts, allergy information etc.) and prices are non-binding" protects you from requests similar to mine. In the long term, however, you will only win with the truth. Do you have another idea / answer about the water content? Best regards, Jeff
Hello Jeff10 You have correctly combined on the basis of the nutritional value table that the OLMA Bratwurst IGP contains approx. 60% water. A very small proportion is still to be booked here for minerals etc. However, the approx. 60% water content of the sausage does not mean that 60% water is added to the sausage. The water content of the sausage results from the water content of the ingredients. Pork and veal have a water content of approx. 70% or more, depending on their fat content, as do human muscles. In addition, skimmed milk has a water content of approx. 90%. A declaration of "extraneous water" would therefore be wrong, otherwise the 94% water that is absorbed from the soil during the growth of a tomato would also have to be labeled. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Why has the recipe been changed? The product (bought in Effretikon) was previously very good, but is now far too strongly flavored!
The recipe has not been changed. A blind tasting took place the week before last and our two Olma bratwursts came out on top. It should be mentioned that we have 2 different Olma sausages - see attachment. We very much hope that you will enjoy the sausages again in the future and we wish you a sunny spring. your M-Infoline Team
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Dear M-Infoline Team
Is this delicacy completely gluten-free—meaning there is no trace contamination—and is it therefore suitable for me as a person with celiac disease? Has this product been tested, and does the gluten content not exceed 20 mg per kg (20 ppm)? If so, why isn’t it labeled with the crossed-out ear symbol, as is usually the case?
I look forward to your response.
Best regards
Kevin
Hello kevin_bounce, the Olma bratwurst is not a special gluten-free product but a standard product that contains no gluten-containing ingredients and for which no cross-contamination is expected (no “may contain” warning on the packaging). For products without gluten-containing ingredients (according to the ingredient list) and without a “may contain” warning, it can be assumed that they do not contain gluten or that any gluten content would be less than 200 mg per kilogram or liter of ready-to-eat food. Normally, products without gluten-containing ingredients and without a “may contain traces” warning can be safely consumed as part of a gluten-free diet, except in cases of very high sensitivity. However, it’s important to be aware that even special gluten-free products may contain traces of gluten (any such content is below 20 mg/kg or liter of ready-to-eat food). There can be no absolute guarantee of gluten-free status.
Best regards, your M-Infoline Team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Is there gluten?
Hello fiorelin, thank you very much for your request. This roasting sausage does not contain gluten. The composition of the product is shown on the packaging and allergens are always mentioned in bold type.
Sincerely, your M-Infoline team
Thank you! But then put the crossed out ear of wheat symbol, it makes the life of celiacs easier.
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Kcal per 1 sausage missing
Hello Michi2000, 1 sausage of 160g contains 397 calories. You can find this information below or in the online store at migros.ch. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Can you eat the sausage raw without any health concerns? Of course it doesn't taste as good, but was the sausage cooked at 70 degrees for 10 minutes before being sold?
Hi E75, thank you for your question. We discussed this with the specialist department. In principle, Olma bratwurst - with the exception of the sausage from the Migros Cooperative Eastern Switzerland (regional range) - can be enjoyed within the shelf life without further preparation. However, we strongly recommend that the sausage is fried or grilled for a better taste. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
The allergens on the Olma Bratwurst product page (Migros.ch) state "Cereals containing gluten and products derived from them". However, I cannot see which ingredients contain gluten (apart from skimmed milk, nothing is printed in bold). Can you give me more information about the gluten-containing ingredients in this Olma Bratwurst?
Hello everloop, unfortunately the online information on the Migros website is not correct due to a technical problem. The allergen information displayed is incorrect. Olma Bratwurst does not contain any gluten-containing ingredients, nor should any traces be expected due to unintentional carry-over. In the event of discrepancies between the online data and the information on the packaging, the data on the packaging must always be observed. your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Dear Migros team, you are already doing a lot towards recycling, but then I find it really questionable that the packaging is about 25% longer than the sausages (in the packaging where two pieces lie together), does that have to be? I would post a photo, but I can't do that here.
Hello Sarah00700, thank you for your message about the bratwurst packaging. We would like to follow up on your comment and accept your offer. We therefore ask you to use our contact form so that you can send us the picture this way: https://www.migros.ch/de/services/kundendienst/infoline/produkt.html#frische-lebensmittel Kind regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Excellent sausages for years. The ones bought on 15.04.2021 in the M Urdorf (GMZ) had a completely different packaging than before. The skins were tougher and the flavor slightly different. Was something changed? Recipe? The packaging? If so, too bad!
Hello WaRi8902, thank you very much for your feedback on the bratwurst. We are sorry that you did not like the sausage. The specialist department has informed us that we have not made any changes to the recipe. They suspect that this slight deviation may be due to fluctuations in the raw materials - we apologize. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Thank you very much for your quick reply. We will try again from time to time!
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Guest
Can you tell me what guidelines or medical recommendations you are relying on to calculate the daily protein requirement of 21g to be 42% of the daily requirement (see Olma Bratwurst Migros)? The Migros Olma Bratwurst with 160g corresponds to approx. 21g protein - in the daily requirement 42% of a daily requirement for an average adult according to your information. Does the Bratwurst with the calculated remaining amount consist of 61.6% water? I would be grateful for your non-fake answer, otherwise it may be necessary to adjust the percentage in your information.
Hello Jeff10 In Switzerland, the reference amounts are regulated in Annex 10 of the FDHA Ordinance on Food Information (LIV). Reference amounts are an orientation for the composition of the daily diet. The reference amounts are based on the recommendations for the daily intake for an adult woman of 8400 kJ/ 2000 kcal. The reference amounts for the selected nutrients are then derived from this; for protein this is 50g per day. The nutritional table then shows how much protein is contained in the product and what percentage of the recommended daily intake ("reference amount") is covered by 1 portion of the product. 1 sausage (160g) contains 21g protein, so 41% of the reference amount for protein is covered. Best wishes, your M-Infoline team
Guest
Thank you very much for your immediate information, which Migros will not delay. However, you clearly realize that the guidelines according to EDI LIV (I myself know the recommended guidelines quite well for professional reasons) with 21g EW per day are only valid for a 50kg woman (think of the current gender issues), but not for the average adult as in your information! Please don't get involved in the current fake levels at Migros. A 50 kg woman would have to eat 2.5 Olmabrat sausages with salad and bread in one day, which is a bit unrealistic for women anyway. "Product information and availability and prices of products All information on the products (list of ingredients, nutritional information/food facts, allergy information etc.) and prices are non-binding" protects you from requests similar to mine. In the long term, however, you will only win with the truth. Do you have another idea / answer about the water content? Best regards, Jeff
Hello Jeff10 You have correctly combined on the basis of the nutritional value table that the OLMA Bratwurst IGP contains approx. 60% water. A very small proportion is still to be booked here for minerals etc. However, the approx. 60% water content of the sausage does not mean that 60% water is added to the sausage. The water content of the sausage results from the water content of the ingredients. Pork and veal have a water content of approx. 70% or more, depending on their fat content, as do human muscles. In addition, skimmed milk has a water content of approx. 90%. A declaration of "extraneous water" would therefore be wrong, otherwise the 94% water that is absorbed from the soil during the growth of a tomato would also have to be labeled. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Why has the recipe been changed? The product (bought in Effretikon) was previously very good, but is now far too strongly flavored!
The recipe has not been changed. A blind tasting took place the week before last and our two Olma bratwursts came out on top. It should be mentioned that we have 2 different Olma sausages - see attachment. We very much hope that you will enjoy the sausages again in the future and we wish you a sunny spring. your M-Infoline Team
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