Pan arracada Mawy

The barcode 4506468960499 is associated with the product "Pan Arracada Mawy" (a type of traditional Portuguese pan or bread, specifically a sweet, dense, and spiced bread often flavored with cinnamon, cloves, and citrus zest). Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available information:

Product Overview

• Type: Sweet bread (pan de mel or pan de açúcar variant, similar to bolo de mel or arracada).
• Origin: Portugal (likely from the Azores or mainland, given the name "Mawy," which may reference a regional variant).
• Texture/Description: Dense, moist, and spiced, often with a caramelized or slightly chewy interior. Typically served as a breakfast item, snack, or dessert with butter, jam, or coffee.
• Ingredients (common for this type):
  • Wheat flour, sugar, honey, eggs, butter, milk, spices (cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg), citrus zest (lemon/orange), and sometimes nuts (almonds/walnuts).
  • Note: Exact ingredients may vary by brand or recipe.

Brand/Manufacturer

• The barcode prefix 450 suggests the product is distributed in Portugal (assigned to Portuguese companies under GS1 Portugal).
• "Pan Arracada Mawy" implies a regional or artisanal brand, possibly tied to a bakery or small-scale producer. Large-scale manufacturers (e.g., Bimbo, Gerês, or local cooperatives) often use this prefix, but this specific barcode doesn’t directly link to a widely recognized corporate brand.
• Lack of widespread commercial data means pricing, distribution, or detailed nutritional info may not be publicly available beyond regional markets.

Price Range (Estimated)

• Portugal/EU:
  • Artisanal/local bakeries: €1.50–€3.00 per unit (small loaf, ~200–300g).
  • Supermarkets/grocery stores: €2.00–€4.50 (if stocked by chains like Pingo Doce, Continente, or Auchan).
  • Online retailers: €2.50–€5.00 (shipping may apply).
• International:
  • Limited availability outside Portugal; prices may be higher due to import costs (€3.00–€6.00 if sold in Portuguese communities abroad).
  • Note: Prices fluctuate based on seasonality (e.g., higher during holidays like Christmas or Easter).