With the extra-large hazelnut kernels of the "Round Romans" variety, your imagination can run wild when baking.
- Rich in vitamin
- ERich in unsaturated fatty acidsMultiple
- uses
Diet form
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Things to know about Hazelnut kernels
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Are the hazelnut kernels allergen-free?
Ingredients
Diet form
Nutrient facts
| Average nutritional values | 100g |
|---|---|
| Caloric value (in kj/kcal) | 2.781 kJ / 674 kcal |
| Fats | 63 g |
| Saturated fats | 5,3 g |
| Carbohydrates | 6,0 g |
| Sugar | 3,9 g** |
| Protein | 16 g |
| Salt | < 0,01 g*** |
General information
Additional information
- Vendor:
- Seeberger GmbH

Hazelnuts: Italian high class from the bush
Just a shrub by the wayside? Think again! The "common hazel", as it is also known botanically, is an unsung hero of the plant world. The supreme class of these spherical all-rounders, which conjure up so many crunchy and creamy delights, thrives in Italy. Treat yourself to some delicious insight and find out what Seeberger hazelnuts do before they roll their way into your heart.