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Spicy coatings for snacks Many coated nibbles have one important disadvantage: the frying process gives them a high fat content. Not only that, but once the snack has been enjoyed, the hands are covered in seasoning material. As the name suggests, Fuchs baked coatings are not fried. This gives a much lower fat content for your enjoyment, and clean hands. Benefits at a glance: Baked, not fried: this gives lower heat damage Contain only the natural fat content The seasoning blend sticks to the product, not to the hand Various colour variations are available (no E numbers) Salt content individually adjustable Intense crunch

Productinformation Wasabi crackers are crunchy, light, puffed rice waffles, spiced with hot Japanese horseradish and a fine hint of garlic. Wasabi enthusiasts appreciate this variety-rich snack. Ingredients Rice, soy sauce (soy, wheat), sugar, palm oil, wasabi flavor, tapioca starch, coloring: E106a, E141. The product contains fish and mustard. Different combinations exist. We require those that you sell. Origin n/a

Productinformation When you mention wasabi, most people nowadays know you are referring to japanese horseradish. What they don’t know is, that these Wasabi-Ravioli snacks are totally scrumptious. Selected peanuts covered in a crunchy, spicy shell: That’s the new asian way to snack. The fresh spiciness of wasabi will not only get you a sharpened sense – it will let you enjoy something as small as a peanut like a new culinary experience. Ingredients Peanuts, wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, bbq-spice-mix Origin Japan, China

Productinformation When you mention wasabi, most people nowadays know you are referring to japanese horseradish. What they don’t know is, that these Wasabi-Peanuts are totally scrumptious. Selected peanuts spiced up with japanese horseradish: That’s the new asian way to snack. The fresh spiciness of wasbai will not only get you a sharpened sense – it will let you enjoy something as small as a peanut like a new culinary experience. Origin Wasabi is manufactured in Japan – peanuts in North- and South America, the western region of Africa, Asia and India.