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Why isn't sea salt used in organic mayonnaise like it is in organic mustard?
Hello kuhnhohl, thank you for your question. The organic mayonnaise is also made according to a recipe that contains sea salt. However, another ingredient contains natural table salt, which is why "salt" is listed in the list of ingredients. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Unfortunately the form for entering the address does not work for the Sun Queen competition, what a pity!
@Competition That may depend on the browser. I also thought it wouldn't work, then switched from IE 11 to Firefox Quantum and was able to switch from field to field with the TAB key after I had selected the salutation. // Note for @M-Infoline: It's about the "Star of the month" competition at https://www.migros.ch/de/vonuns-vonhier/sunqueen.html --> Star puzzle
Thanks AlMiDeCoLi, I have now managed to do it with the TAB key :-)
Hello everyone, great that your participation in the competition worked out after all! We have informed the relevant department about your tip. Good luck and best wishes, your M-Infoline team
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I love dried apricots and once again bought a pack. Unfortunately, it only had Turkish apricots (these are usually the sweet ones?). The color of the fruit was a bit strange and after the first fruit I was very disappointed. The taste and also the color did not resemble an apricot in any way. And I don't understand why Migros doesn't use local fruit.
Hello guest
We have checked our return samples and could not find any deviations from the quality standard.
Apricots are natural products. Slight variations in appearance and taste are therefore possible, even if they are minimal. Compared to dried apricots, Turkish apricots are slightly lighter in color and have a higher water content. They are slightly sweeter in taste. Although Sun Queen apricots are apricots, they are not Turkish apricots.
However, we can recommend the following product as an alternative:
- M-Classic Turkish apricots (item number 1052.073)
You can also find it on Migipedia under the following link: http://www.migipedia.ch/de/lebensmittel/backzutaten/nuesse/trockenfruechte/m-classic-tuerkische-aprikosen-getrocknet.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
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