Di Leo
Di Leo Wholemeal Biscuits with Toasted Bran as Fattincasa, 500g
Di Leo Wholemeal Biscuits with Toasted Bran as Fattincasa, 500g
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Di Leo Wholemeal Biscuits with Toasted Bran , like Fattincasa , are a simple and genuine baked product, perfect for those looking for a healthy and fiber-rich snack. Di Leo is a brand that offers typical products of the Italian confectionery tradition, with particular attention to the quality of the ingredients.
They have a crunchy and crumbly texture, thanks to the presence of toasted bran, which gives them a rustic and delicate taste. The flavor is naturally sweet, without the addition of too much sugar, for a simple and genuine taste.
Excellent accompanied by milk, yogurt or a vegetable drink and ideal as a snack during the day, for a small break that satisfies without weighing you down.
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