chestnut honeyDescription Ingredients Honey has always been an important food. It has fed numerous populations and written pages of history. Egyptians, Sumerians, Greeks, Romans and Babylonians told legends and found new methods for using this ingredient, which Virgil defined as the heavenly gift of dew. Today, we say sweet as honey. However, sweetness is not the only adjective that defines this multi faceted nectar. Like in the case of chestnut honey, for example,

05 oz (200 GR)

3 g Carbohydrate 72 g   Of Which Sugars 2

which defines its traditional and distinctive shape

offering us moments of enveloping and absolute goodness

8 g Of Which Saturates  0 g Carbohydrate 6 g Of Which Sugars 5 g Protein 1

a refined addition to the breakfast table

Energy 130 kJ

guarantees maximum hygiene and reduces the process of alteration of your (and our) favorite grated cheese

our Emilian Pecorino not only will delight you with its taste

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although we're quite sure you will finish it before then

Mortadella (Pork