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masala jaggery

Name: masala jaggery
Brand: Biskut Bar

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ajwain or carom seeds are an earthy, thyme-like herb that is often used to season breads and teas alike. here you will find the spice encrusted into a dough boldly flavoured with Fairtrade organic cocoa powder, single-origin black peppercorn and fennel seeds. Sweetened delicately with a single-variety hand dried jaggery we dare you to have only one in a sitting. 10 pcs | 130g ingredients ( allegens in bold ) organic white spelt flour (SPELT) , organic unsalted butter (MILK) , single-variety heritage jaggery, organic fairtrade cocoa powder, regeneratively grown fennel seeds, single-origin groun

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Registered at Companies House as BISKUT BAR LIMITED, number 12728839. Checked 2026-08-29.
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