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Dr Superfoods Organic Dark Chocolate Organic Raspberries 125g

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Dr Superfoods Organic Dark Chocolate Organic Raspberries 125gDr Superfoods has searched the world for natural fruits rich in antioxidants which are essential for good health and vitality. Dried fruits typically contain higher levels of antioxidants and nutrients then highly processed fruit powders, juices and extracts. We use premium Dark Belgium Chocolate (dairy free and gluten free) to coat our organic dried raspberries. To describe it in one word: DIVINE. Our dark chocolate raspberries are 100% natural with

Dr Superfoods has searched the world for natural fruits rich in antioxidants which are essential for good health and vitality. Dried fruits typically contain higher levels of antioxidants and nutrients then highly processed fruit powders, juices and extracts.

We use premium Dark Belgium Chocolate (dairy free and gluten free) to coat our organic dried raspberries. To describe it in one word: DIVINE. Our dark chocolate raspberries are 100% natural with no artificial preservatives, colours or flavours

Ingredients:

Dark chocolate (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier : soya lecithin<1%, natural vanilla flavouring<1%), glazing agent and raspberries (sugar and sunflower oil).

Key Benefits:

  • Organic Ingredients
  • GMO Free
  • Raw
  • Gluten Free
  • Dairy Free
  • Suitable of Vegetarian & Vegans

Please Note: This is a temperature sensitive product. During the hotter periods of October - April, products are prone to melting. Please order at your discretion. We do not recommend leaving these products outdoors for any periods of time.

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