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Scrambled eggs - 15 years

Reference : CN-01-06

These scrambled eggs can be rehydrated in cold water before frying in a pan. With a shelf life of 15 years, they are perfect for emergency situations.

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Emergency Food by Convar
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Description

These scrambled eggs in tin can be enjoyed as a breakfast or as a meal. To prepare them, simply follow the instructions on the box. After rehydrating them, all you have to do is fry them in a pan. It´s simple, quick and allows you to enjoy a hot meal.

To achieve this long shelf life, Emergency Food by Convar scrambled eggs have been freeze-dried. This process avoids any bacteria proliferation while preserving the taste and nutrients. So, 15 years after its manufacture, you can enjoy a hot and nutritious meal.

Scrambled eggs 15 years is:

- A 1045g portion after rehydration to share with several people
- Easy to open thanks to the notch on the box
- Ideal for food storage

Nutritionnal analysis

Composiionper 100gper product
Energy value (Kcal) 610 1647
Energy value (kJ) 2544 6869
Lipids (g) 49 132.3
Of which saturated fat (g) 25 67.5
Carbohydrates (g) 9.8 26.5
Of which sugars (g) 2.9 7.8
Proteins (g) 32 86.4
Salt (g) 4 10.8
Ingredients 55 % whole chicken egg powder, palm oil, milk powder, cream powder, cooking salt, maltodextrin, natural flavour, onions
Advice Store in a cool and dry place
Shelf life (from manufacturing date) 15 years
Shelf Life 02/2038
Manufacturing method Mixture of freeze-dried and dehydrated ingredients
Weight excluding packaging (g) 270
Weight including packaging (g) 380
Volume of water to add (ml) 775
Rehydrated weight (g) 1045
Allergens Egg, milk.
How to prepare Mélanger une portion de 150 g avec 225 ml d´eau. Faire ensuite frire le mélange brouillé à feu moyen dans une poêle avec un peu d´huile.
Packaging Tin
Manufacturing origin Germany