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Tamales Cochinita Pibil 315g

Tamales Cochinita Pibil

13, 65

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Tamales Cochinita Pibil 315g

13, 65

315g

Tamales Cochinita Pibil

Tamales Cochinita Pibil

13, 65

315g

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Tamales with cochinita pibil from La Reina de las Tortillas, filled with pork and wrapped in banana leaf.

About this product

Tamales Cochinita Pibil from La Reina de las Tortillas are tamales with cochinita pibil. The corn dough is filled with pork and wrapped in banana leaf.

Usage and preparation

Remove the cardboard and pierce the plastic 3-4 times with a fork.
Heat the tamale for 3-4 minutes at maximum power.
Remove the plastic and the banana leaf before eating. They are not edible.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place. After opening, keep in the refrigerator and eat within 2 days.

Corn masa [(corn, corn flour, antioxidants (E330, E300), acidity regulator (E526) and thickeners (E466, E412, E415), chicken broth (water, chicken, carrot, turnip, coriander, garlic, onion, salt, potato, sweet potato, leek, pepper and bay leaf), lard (antioxidant BHA E320), sunflower oil, chemical leavening agent (raising agents (E450i, E500ii), rice flour], pork (25%), orange juice, achiote (achiote seed, vinegar, spices (cumin, preservative E211), colourings (E129, E102, E110 these colourings may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children), lemon juice, clove, oregano and cinnamon.

May contain traces of: Milk, Nuts, Sesame seeds, Soya

Nutritional value	per 100 g
Energy	197 kcal
Fat	11 g
of which saturates	3.3 g
Carbohydrate	15 g
of which sugars	1 g
Protein	8.9 g
Salt	0.0013 g

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