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N° 1, oil with smoked eel taste
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Discover the unique taste of our new oil, enriched with the delicious taste of smoked eel. This oil is made from a careful mix of olive oil and the residual product of fish smokehouses, so you can enjoy a special delicacy without the high price. The oil has an intense, smoky aroma that gives your dishes a unique twist. Ideal for seasoning your favorite meals or as a tasty addition to your cooking recipes. Discover the sustainable and tasty solution for your kitchen.
| Length | 4 cm |
| Width | 4 cm |
| Height | 13 cm |
| Values | Social Good, Dutch Design, Recycled Materials, Zero Waste, Natural Resources, Handmade |
| Shelf Life | 6–12 months |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
| Ingredients | Ingrediënten: koolzaadolie, gerookte PALING (VIS) (paling, zout, rook), tomatenpuree, kruidnagel. Energiewaarde Per 100 ml Energie 3695 kJ / 899 kcal. Vetten 99,9g. Verzadigde vetzuren 13,4g. Enkelvoudige onverzadigde vetzuren 33,8g. Meervoudig onverzadigde vetzuren 48,1g. Koolhydraten 0,0g. Waarvan Suikers 0,0g, Eiwitten 0,0g. Zout 0,0g. |
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Intelligent Food
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IntelligentFood develops delicious and honest products with a creative, innovative recipe for food companies – based on residual flows. Completely tailor-made or selected from the range of products already developed, small & exclusive or large-scale volumes, both for our own product lines and for newly developed brands. For supermarkets, specialized chains, retail and wholesale. We use residual flows. Semi-finished products or trimmings left over from food production, which would be lost to the gourmet without the intervention of ‘intelligent’ foodies like us.
