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Real Foods Mixed Vine Fruit Raisin,Sultana & Currants No Peel

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500gr
£2.76 55p / 100g
1kg
£4.75 48p / 100g
3kg
£13.78 46p / 100g
6kg
£26.37 44p / 100g

Wholesale Prices

12.5kg
£33.94 (27p / 100g)
2 x 12.5kg
£33.26 each (27p / 100g)

Ingredients

Mixed Vine Fruit Raisin,Sultana & Currants No Peel ingredients:

Raisins, Sultanas, Currants, Vegetable Oil.

Nutritional values per 100g : Energy 802 kj/189Kcal, Protein 4.8g, Carbohydrate 62.6g - Of which sugars 53.4g, Fat 0.51g - Of which saturates 0.02g , Sodium Trace.

About Mixed Vine Fruit Raisin,Sultana & Currants No Peel

Mixed Vine Fruit without the peel.

Raisins, Sultanas, and Currants are one of the richest sources of the mineral boron and provide concentrated amounts of polyphenolic phytonutrients.

They are also very rich in many antioxidants, vitamins, essential fatty acids

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This mix so raisins, currants and sultanas in equal quantities is perfect to make Christmas cake, Christmas pudding and any other cake, especially if you don't wNt citrus peel in it.

By Sophie Scott on 30/09/2013

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