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Productinformation These light and crispy ricecrackers will captivate your senses through their blend of fiery spices and smooth lemongrass taste. The dried lemongrass not only serves as a counterpart for the spicy crispiness – it is what makes this thai mix so scrumptious and special. Broiled without any added fat, they could fit any low-calory diet sheet – but they sure can get you addicted to a special asian snack experience. Ingredients Rice, soy sauce made from soy, wheat and salt, sugar, starch, garlic, onion, leaves of kaffir lime, spices, dyes: E150c E160c E160b, kelp, glucose, mirin Origin Thailand, China

Productinformation The papaya is part of the melon tree family. It has a juicy sweet and deliciously refreshing taste, which was probably the reason why it became one of the favorite fruits of Christopher Columbus when he discovered America. He called them the "fruit of angels". Even the native Arawak tribe valued the papaya as a panacea due to its broad efficacy spectrum and its anti-inflammatory characteristics. This fruity multi-tasker is not only low in calories, but also has a decontaminating, purging, and immune-strengthening effect. Origin The papaya originated in Mexico and the coastal regions of the tropical Americas. In the 16th century the Spaniards began planting the fruit in Antilles and the Philippines. Today, it is native to the tropics and subtropics. The most important growing areas include Middle- and South America, parts of Africa, Thailand, India and Australia. It grows at a height of 5-10 meters and weighs 3-6 kg. The papaya fruits that are available in Europe only weigh 0.5 kg and are mainly imported from Hawaii and Brazil.

Lactose is natural milk sugar. It makes up 3.5%-5.0% of cow's milk and can be extracted by a filtration process. Then the lactose is crystallized and crushed. The grain sizes are divided by mesh. Foodcom can supply its Business Partners with different particle sizes suitable for multiple applications. Lactose is one of the best dairy ingredients for food and feed due to its mild taste, white color and low calorie content. Its cheapness, low hygroscopicity and water solubility contribute to its popularity. It can be used in the production of pastry, confectionery and chocolate as a flavor enhancer and sweetener. Lactose is an important ingredient in pharmaceutical and nutritional use.

Sucralose is a type of artificial sweetener commonly used in the food industry and designated E955. Sucralose is made by treating sucrose with chlorine. The result is a zero-calorie sweetener that is about 600 times sweeter than regular sugar, but has no bitter aftertaste. It has a shelf life of four years. Foodcom S.A. supplies Sucralose in 25 kg bags. Due to its properties, Sucralose is suitable for use in low-calorie and diabetic-friendly products, as well as in desserts, frozen foods, dairy products and beverages. It is also used in the confectionery industry to sweeten baked goods. It is also used in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries as an ingredient in medicines, medical foods, dietary supplements, mouthwashes, lipsticks, lip balms and toothpaste.

Vegetable oils and fats are the raw materials in the manufacture of shortenings, margarines, frying oils, and other edible products used by both the food manufacturer and the household. Vegetable oils can also be used to formulate specialty lipids such as human milk fat substitutes for infant formula, low calorie fats and oils and edible oils enriched in essential long chain omega–3 fatty acids and medium–chain fatty acids. They also have applications in the oleochemical, leather, paint, rubber, textile and pharmaceutical industries. Vegetable oils and fats are the densest source of food energy, more than any other food group. Vegetable oils are also carriers of fat soluble vitamins, and provide essential fatty acids. Crude vegetable oils and fats consist predominantly of triacylglycerols along with other minor components such as Free Fatty Acids (FFA), monoacylglycerols, dia–cylglycerols, Phospholipids, free and esterified Phytosterols, Polyphenols, Triterpene alcohols, Tocopherols,

Coconut water is very popular with athletes, vegans and nutrition-conscious consumers due to its high potassium and low calorie content - and thus an ideal additive for juices whose high sugar content no longer seems to strike a chord with them