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Giana Mandarins in Sweet Syrup 312g

312g
50
160,26 Kč/Kg

🧾 What is it?

Giana Mandarins in Sweet Syrup 312 g are tinned mandarins (mandarin pieces/peeled segments) preserved in sweet sugar syrup. The product is sterilised and ready to eat without further preparation — ideal as a sweet snack, dessert or as an ingredient in sweet dishes, yoghurts, pancakes, etc.


🧪 Ingredients and allergens

✔️ Ingredients:

  • Peeled mandarins

  • Drinking water

  • Sugar

  • Acidity regulator: citric acid

⚠️ Allergens: The product does not contain commonly declared allergens such as gluten, milk or nuts (it is not stated that it contains any allergens).

📌 Note: Consume within a short time of opening; the mandarins are soft and soaked in the brine.


📊 Nutritional values (per 100 g)

(manufacturer’s data / typical values)

  • Energy: ~255 kJ / ~61 kcal

  • Fat: < 0.5 g

  • – of which saturated fatty acids: < 0.1 g

  • Carbohydrates: ~16 g

  • – of which sugars: ~15 g

  • Protein: < 0.5 g

  • Salt: ~0.02 g


🍊 Taste and use

✔️ Flavour: sweet, slightly tangy mandarins with a characteristic fruity aroma.
✔️ Texture: soft, juicy mandarins in a sugary syrup.

📌 Recommended uses

🎯 On their own as a dessert – you can eat them straight away once opened.
🍦 With ice cream or yoghurt – for a fruity flavour.
🥞 On pancakes / waffles / crêpes – as a sweet, fruity topping.
🍰 In cakes or bakes – mandarins as a filling or decoration.
🍚 With cereal and porridge – a fruity twist on breakfast.


🧊 Storage

➡️ Before opening: store the tin in a cool, dry place, away from direct light.
➡️ After opening: transfer the contents to a sealable container, place in the fridge and use within a few days.


🧠 Summary

Giana Mandarins in Sweet Syrup 312 g are delicious tinned mandarins in sugar syrup, ready to eat without further preparation. They’re ideal as a dessert, snack or ingredient in sweet dishes and desserts – delicious with yoghurt, on pancakes or in cakes.

💡 Tip: If you’d prefer a less sweet version, drain off some of the syrup and mix the mandarins with yoghurt and a little lemon juice – this makes for a refreshing fruity snack.