Emco Oat Biscuits with Hazelnuts 60 g
Emco Think Health Oat and Nut Biscuits 60 g – delicious oat biscuits with hazelnuts, ideal as a quick snack or to accompany tea or coffee. They contain a generous amount of oat flakes and nuts for a natural flavour and texture.
🥣 What are they?
These oat cereal biscuits are made from wholegrain oat flakes (~41 %) and hazelnut flavouring (~3 %), enriched with honey and lightly sweetened to make them a tasty and nutritious biscuit option for a little treat during the day.
🍀 Key features
✔️ High oat content (wholemeal flakes ~40 %) – a source of fibre and energy.
✔️ Hazelnuts – add a subtle nutty flavour and texture.
✔️ Blossom honey – for a pleasant flavour.
✔️ Iron – contributes to the normal function of the immune system (as stated for similar products).
🧪 Ingredients (approximate)
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Wholemeal oat flakes (~41 %)
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Wheat flour
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Sugar
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Rapeseed oil
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Glucose syrup
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Hazelnuts (~3 %)
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Blossom honey
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Flavouring
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Antioxidants (ascorbyl palmitate, natural extract containing tocopherols)
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Raising agents (ammonium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate)
⚠️ Allergens
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Contains cereals containing gluten (e.g. wheat, oats).
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Contains hazelnuts.
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May contain traces of peanuts, milk, soya and other nuts.
📊 Nutritional information (approximate / per 100 g)
| Component | Value |
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| Energy | ~1 990 kJ / ~476 kcal |
| Fat | ~20 g |
| → of which saturated | ~1.8 g |
| Carbohydrates | ~63–64 g |
| → of which sugars | ~16–20 g |
| Fibre | ~5.1 g |
| Protein | ~8.2–9.6 g |
| Salt | ~0.04–0.2 g |
| (These figures are approximate, based on available sources for this product variant.) |
🍪 How to enjoy them
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On their own as a quick snack or to hand when you need something to nibble on.
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With tea or coffee as an accompaniment to your drink throughout the day.
🧠 Summary
Emco Mysli na Zdraví hazelnut oat biscuits 60 g are fruity, delicately nutty biscuits made from oat flakes, combining natural ingredients with the flavour of hazelnuts and honey – ideal when you need a quick and tasty snack.
