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BACILLI – Matcha lemon 330 ml BIO

2,47 €

BACILLI – Matcha lemon 330 ml BIO

Nothing Artificial  | NON-GMO | BIO 

Matcha is a fine powder made from young green tea leaves from Japan. Optimistic Foods turned it into lemonade with ORGANIC lemon juice from Sicilian lemons and sweetened only with an apple. Matcha contains a lot of antioxidants and natural caffeine, but thanks to the amino acid L-theanine, unlike coffee, it has a long-lasting effect and improves concentration and memory.

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BACILLI – Matcha lemon 330 ml BIO

Nothing Artificial  | NON-GMO | BIO 

Matcha is a fine powder made from young green tea leaves from Japan. Optimistic Foods turned it into lemonade with ORGANIC lemon juice from Sicilian lemons and sweetened only with an apple. Matcha contains a lot of antioxidants and natural caffeine, but thanks to the amino acid L-theanine, unlike coffee, it has a long-lasting effect and improves concentration and memory.

Ingredients: Water, concentrated apple juice*, lemon juice* (10%), organic lemon peel extract*, matcha green tea* (0.25%), carbon dioxide, probiotic cultures. *Product organic farming.

Nutritional Information per 100ml:

Energy: 122 kJ/29 kcal
Protein: 0.1 g
Carbohydrates: 7.4 g; of which sugars: 7 g.
Does not contain fat, saturated fatty acids, salt.

Sediment is not objectionable.

Stir lightly before consuming.

Protect from sunlight. After opening, refrigerate and use within 3 days.

Net weight: 330ml

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Weight 0,6630 kg
About brand
BACILLI FERMENTED LEMONADES AND KOMBUCHA Bacilli brand products are a celebration of the perfection of nature. They process vegetables and fruits, which they then hand over to our friends from the bacterial kingdom to preserve, enrich and deepen their tastes over time. They fell in love with fermentation mainly because of its ecological nature - no energy is needed to develop high temperatures and subsequent cooling, as is the case with pasteurization, for example - specific tastes and the ability to preserve nutrients that are lost during thermal types of preservation.