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A 60g vanilla-flavoured protein bar in two halves, with milk protein, soya bean flour and a milk chocolate coating.
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The current manufacturer page identifies this as a 60g Vanilla Protein-Riegel containing two halves. The full German ingredient list has been translated into English, preserving ingredient order and milk and soya allergens. Gluten-free and vegetarian status are manufacturer declarations. Additional cross-contact precautions have not been established; ‘without nuts*’ is not treated as an allergy-free guarantee. Amazon’s Vanilla listing has the same manufacturer product code, 213890, but its gallery shows an older recipe with poppy-seed oil, extra milk ingredients and different salt and calcium values. The current manufacturer recipe is shown here; the version supplied by Amazon is not confirmed. Amazon advertises four 60g bars, but a carton count was not independently established from the gallery, so no Amazon per-bar price is calculated. The recorded £11.91 includes a £5.70 item price and £6.21 delivery to the UK location checked; delivery charges may vary. The manufacturer price is €2.09 for one bar, with UK delivery unverified. Amazon’s 4.0/5 from 19 ratings is a retailer listing aggregate, not our taste assessment. No manufacturer product rating has been verified; its site-wide customer-service score is excluded. Always check the current wrapper before consuming.
Both the per-60g and per-100g columns are published separately by the manufacturer; neither has been recalculated. The manufacturer declares 209 kcal and 873 kJ per 60g, and 346 kcal and 1445 kJ per 100g. Current salt values are 0.06g per bar and 0.1g per 100g; the older Amazon artwork declares 0.1g and 0.2g respectively. These versions have not been combined. Polyols are not declared and remain blank.