Nutritional information per 100g :
– Energy : 68kcal
– Protein : 0.8g
– Carbohydrates : 15g
– Fat: 0.4g
Frozen red sour cherry pitted – 1kg
$72.00
‘- cerises griottes congelées en pack 1kg –
Red sour cherry are used for making pastry desserts like the famous clafoutis, but it is also very enjoyable in a fruit salad or simply added in a yoghurt.
Sold in pack of 1kg.
3 in stock
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