Werz Reisringe Zitrone

The barcode 4000430110245 is associated with the product "Werz Reisringe Zitrone" (Werz Rice Rings Lemon), a type of lemon-flavored rice ring (a traditional German Reisring—a sweet, ring-shaped pastry made from rice flour, sugar, and flavoring). Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available data:

Product Overview

• Brand: Werz (a well-known German confectionery brand, part of the Werz Group, which produces a wide range of traditional German sweets like Reisringe, Zimtsterne, and Lebkuchen).
• Product Type: Reisringe (rice rings) with lemon (Zitrone) flavor.
• Category: Bakery confectionery (sweet, baked goods).
• Packaging: Typically sold in individual packs (e.g., 20–25 pieces per box) or multi-packs (e.g., 4–6 boxes in a larger set). The packaging often features Werz’s classic design with illustrations of rice rings.
• Origin: Germany (manufactured in German-speaking regions, likely Bavaria or surrounding areas).

Key Details

1. Ingredients (Typical for Werz Reisringe Zitrone):

   • Rice flour (primary ingredient).
   • Sugar (for sweetness).
   • Lemon flavor (natural or artificial, often derived from lemon oil or extract).
   • Eggs (for binding).
   • Butter or fat (for texture).
   • Leavening agents (e.g., baking powder).
   • Salt (in small amounts).
   • Possible additives: Emulsifiers (e.g., lecithin), preservatives (e.g., sulfur dioxide in some variants), or coloring (though lemon-flavored versions are usually naturally yellowish).
   • Allergen warnings: Often contains eggs and may be produced in facilities with milk, gluten, or nuts (check packaging for full allergen info).

2. Nutritional Information (Approximate per 100g):

   • Calories: ~400–450 kcal.
   • Carbohydrates: ~60–65g (high sugar content).
   • Fat: ~15–20g (mostly from butter).
   • Protein: ~5–7g.
   • Fiber: ~1–2g.
   • Sodium: ~100–150mg.
   • Sugar: ~40–50g (mostly sucrose and glucose).
   • Note: Exact values vary by batch and packaging size. The product is high in sugar and calories, making it a treat rather than a health food.