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Provides between 82 kcal and 84 kcal depending on the flavour (see value below).
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Designed by and for athletes, this fruit jelly combines a delicious taste with simple sugars: just what you need to make it to the finish line and raise your arms in races lasting over 3 hours!
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Provides between 82 kcal and 84 kcal depending on the flavour (see value below).
Vitamins B6, B9 and C help reduce fatigue.
Vitamin C helps protect cells from oxidative stress.
50% fruit pulp and natural flavours: a simple and delicious snack!
Open and close your fruit jelly easily with the adhesive strip.
This tasty treat slips easily into a pocket!
Description
There is one key question, especially when the flavour you have chosen is citrus or strawberry/cranberry. Rest easy - this isn't some odd mixture concocted by Mildred in the canteen. No, apples and pears are just the two fruits that form the basis of our recipe. They are chosen from orchards by the supplier in the south of France we mentioned earlier.
60 g of carbohydrates (=sugar) per hour of sport: this is what nutritionists recommend for workouts lasting more than 3 hours. This 25 g fruit jelly contains 21 g of carbohydrates, including 16 g of simple sugars. We therefore recommend taking your first bar after 30 minutes of activity, i.e. two per hour (or one + a gel/bar), in addition to an isotonic drink.
You found the old version would stick to its packaging and was thus not particularly easy to eat during a run. So, how did we resolve this problem? We added two stabilisers to our recipe: - citric acid (already in the previous version), - and sodium citrate obtained from lemons. What's the verdict? Our 50 testers were happy to get their teeth into this new version, and loved both the taste and the melting (and non-sticky) texture!
Wouldn't you like to know where your fruit jelly is made? OK, if you insist! It was born in a factory in the south of France, "which has been our technical partner for some fifteen years," says Juliette, a nutrition engineer. The apple and pears are French - more on that later. The sugar, too. As for the other fruits, they are imported from European countries or further afield where the climate is suitable
No more struggling to tear off the plastic with your teeth (and eating some of it while you are at it). And no more having to choose between eating it all in one go or stuffing what's left in a pocket. The adhesive strip opens easily and gently. As for the fastening, it protects your treat until the next bite!
● Sugar and maltodextrin for energy. ● Glucose syrup for texture. ● Glycerol for texture and stability. ● Pectin for texture. This is a gelling agent used in jam and found naturally in fruit. ● Acerola powder, a super fruit, for vitamin C! ● Vitamins B1, B3 and B6 help reduce fatigue: because smiling on all those photos is important! A fruit jelly redesigned from your feedback
Description
There is one key question, especially when the flavour you have chosen is citrus or strawberry/cranberry. Rest easy - this isn't some odd mixture concocted by Mildred in the canteen. No, apples and pears are just the two fruits that form the basis of our recipe. They are chosen from orchards by the supplier in the south of France we mentioned earlier.
60 g of carbohydrates (=sugar) per hour of sport: this is what nutritionists recommend for workouts lasting more than 3 hours. This 25 g fruit jelly contains 21 g of carbohydrates, including 16 g of simple sugars. We therefore recommend taking your first bar after 30 minutes of activity, i.e. two per hour (or one + a gel/bar), in addition to an isotonic drink.
You found the old version would stick to its packaging and was thus not particularly easy to eat during a run. So, how did we resolve this problem? We added two stabilisers to our recipe: - citric acid (already in the previous version), - and sodium citrate obtained from lemons. What's the verdict? Our 50 testers were happy to get their teeth into this new version, and loved both the taste and the melting (and non-sticky) texture!
Wouldn't you like to know where your fruit jelly is made? OK, if you insist! It was born in a factory in the south of France, "which has been our technical partner for some fifteen years," says Juliette, a nutrition engineer. The apple and pears are French - more on that later. The sugar, too. As for the other fruits, they are imported from European countries or further afield where the climate is suitable
No more struggling to tear off the plastic with your teeth (and eating some of it while you are at it). And no more having to choose between eating it all in one go or stuffing what's left in a pocket. The adhesive strip opens easily and gently. As for the fastening, it protects your treat until the next bite!
● Sugar and maltodextrin for energy. ● Glucose syrup for texture. ● Glycerol for texture and stability. ● Pectin for texture. This is a gelling agent used in jam and found naturally in fruit. ● Acerola powder, a super fruit, for vitamin C! ● Vitamins B1, B3 and B6 help reduce fatigue: because smiling on all those photos is important! A fruit jelly redesigned from your feedback
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