Benenuts Twinuts Bacon Doux 260g

Ingrédients CACAHUÈTES ( 40%), farine de riz, amidon (de maïs, BLÉ), huile de tournesol, sucre, base aromatisante bacon grillé [farine de riz, poudre de PETIT-LAIT, sel, sucre, oignon en poudre, extrait de levure, arômes naturels (dont LAIT), maltodextrine fumée, sel fumé, ail en poudre, acidifiant (acide citrique)], sel, chlorure de potassium, colorants (rouge de betterave, curcumine). Peut contenir : SOJA, MOUTARDE, différents types de FRUITS À COQUE.

(APER) Benenuts Twinuts Bacon 260g
Ingredients PEANUTS (40%), rice flour, starch (corn, WHEAT), sunflower oil, sugar, grilled bacon flavouring base [rice flour, WHEY powder, salt, sugar, onion powder, yeast extract, natural flavourings (including MILK), smoked maltodextrin, smoked salt, garlic powder, acid (citric acid)], salt, potassium chloride, colours (beetroot red, curcumin). May contain: SOYA, MUSTARD, various types of NUTS.

Benenuts Twinuts Bacon Doux 260g
Indulge in Bénénuts snacks and treat yourself to a moment of pure pleasure. Bénénuts offers a wide variety of recipes to satisfy every craving: peanuts—whether roasted and salted, unsalted, or dry-roasted—and the essential aperitif snack, Twinuts (a crunchy peanut coated in a crispy shell with delicious flavors). Discover oven-roasted cashews, almonds, and nut mixes with an extra-crunchy texture, as well as "Plaisir Brut"—a range of unsalted nuts with no added salt that delivers intense flavor and crunch without compromising on enjoyment. Whether shared with friends over drinks or savored solo as a tasty break, it feels good to indulge with Bénénuts! Bénénuts Twinuts peanuts contain no preservatives or artificial colors.

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Comments

1. steven mynott on 06/02/2013 said:

these bacon twinnuts are fantastic , nice tasty crunchy coating around a nut , almost adictive ..well reccomended

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2. Scott Blair on 30/09/2010 said:

Was introduced to Twinuts when I lived in Clermont-Ferrand, in Auvergne, and quickly discovered why my French then-fiancee and her sister both simply referred to the product as "crack." Compulsively edible, absurdly irresistable, and quite possibly the tastiest nut snack I've ever had- even now, after having been stuck back in the US for 4 years, I remember Twinuts, and get cravings for them.

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3. Caroline on 24/10/2024 said: