Mint Gelato Sammontana 4,8 lt
Mint Gelato Sammontana (code 0943)
The Sammontana Menta/Mint Gelato (4.8 L) is a bulk, professional-grade dairy tub crafted for caterers, pizzerias, and scoop shops. It delivers the classic, refreshing taste of mint, offering a rich and creamy texture that holds volume well in professional showcases.
Mint Gelato Sammontana 4.8lt
With crunchy chocolate bits.
Do not defrost
Ready to Serve
Freezer to table.
- Rehydrated Skimmed Milk
- Sugar
- Glucose syrup
- Vegetable fats (such as coconut oil)
- Dark Chocolate Bits (Cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter)
- Milk proteins
- Stabilizers: Sodium alginate and locust bean gum
- Mint/Natural flavourings
- Emulsifiers: Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids
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