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Delmaine Carbonara

325g

Creamy bacon and cheese, a traditional favourite. Associated with fettuccine, Carbonara is delicious on its own with any flat pasta, but also works well with most filled pastas as well.

No artificial colours or flavours
Traditional Recipe
Quick ideas; Use as a general sauce with baked garlic chicken breast, courgettes and yellow squash. Serve over Italian fried rice with chilli prawns. Serve with fried button mushrooms, fresh peas and Mista fettuccine.
Contains wheat and/or grain products containing gluten.

COOKING INFORMATION

Stovetop: Pour the contents into a saucepan. Heat gently until simmering, stirring occasionally. Microwave: Remove lid and place it loosely on top of pottle. Heat on high for 3-4 minutes, stirring once. Caution: Product will be hot.

Delmaine Code: 00324
Size: 325g
Pack Size: 6
Country of Origin: NZ
Storage Conditions: Keep refrigerated below 4°C. Once opened, use within 3 days.
Best Before/Use By: Use By
Unopened Shelf Life: 60
Open Shelf Life: 3 days

INGREDIENTS

Water, Cream (24%) (from Milk), Bacon (8%) [Pork, Water, Starches (Potato, Tapioca), Cure [Mineral Salts (E451, E450, E508), Sugar, Dextrose, Stabilisers (E407, E415), Maltodextrin, Antioxidant (E316), Preservative (E250)], Salt, Smoke Flavour, Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein], Cheeses (Parmesan (2.5%), Cheddar, Cheese Powder) (contains Milk, Cultures, Enzymes (Rennet, Lipase)), Corn Starch, Milk Powder, Salt, Bacon Stock (contains smoke flavour & flavour), Black Pepper.

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

Serving Size: 80g Servings per Pack: 4

Average Quantity	Per Serving	Per 100g
ENERGY	467kJ	583kJ
PROTEIN	3.0g	3.7g
FAT, TOTAL	8.6g	10.8g
SATURATED	5.3g	6.6g
CARBOHYDRATE	4.7g	5.9g
SUGARS	2.1g	2.6g
SODIUM	275mg	344mg

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Substituting canned beans for dried beans

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