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Hot Pot Satay Soup Base, 75g

Lee Kum Kee Hot Pot Satay Soup Base

1, 45

Hot Pot Satay Soup Base, 75g

1, 45

75g

Lee Kum Kee Hot Pot Satay Soup Base

Lee Kum Kee Hot Pot Satay Soup Base

1, 45

75g

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Medium-spicy soup base made from peanut paste and coconut for a rich satay broth, for hot pot, noodles and oven dishes.

About this product

Lee Kum Kee Hot Pot Satay Soup Base is a soup base made from peanut paste and coconut. It makes a fragrant, rich satay broth with a medium-spicy flavour. The product comes from China and Hong Kong.

Usage and preparation

Use the soup base for hot pot, noodles and oven dishes.

Dissolve one sachet in 1.5 litres (about 6 cups) of boiling water.
This makes a tasty satay soup base.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place. Use immediately once opened.

water, soy sauce (water, salt, soy , wheat , colour E150a, glucose-fructose syrup), peanut butter 9%, salt, flavour enhancers (E621, E627, E631), sugar, soybean oil, dehydrated shrimp ( crustaceans ), shallots, dehydrated garlic, peanut powder 3%, yeast extract (yeast extract, salt), coconut cream powder 2% (coconut extract, maltodextrin, emulsifier: sodium caseinate ( milk product ), spices, chilli pepper powder, turmeric powder, garlic powder, onion powder, modified maize starch.

Contains: Soya, Peanuts, Milk, Gluten, Crustaceans

Nutritional value	per 100 g
Energy	222 kcal
Fat	11 g
of which saturates	3.1 g
Carbohydrate	15 g
of which sugars	7 g
Protein	14 g
Salt	15.2 g

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