7544211767787

Lidl Pita

7544211767787
Brand
Lidl
Registered in
Canada
Producer code
4211
Product code
76778

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts
Serving size 1 g
Amount per serving
Calories 2 237 /100 g
100 g % Daily Value*
Total fat 0 g 1 g 0%
Saturated fat Members only
Sodium Members only
Total carbohydrate 0 g 48 g 0%
Total sugars Members only
Protein 0 g 8 g

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* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving adds to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

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About this product

Written automatically from public information, so it may contain mistakes.

The barcode 7544211767787 is associated with a product marketed as a Lidl pita bread (flatbread), but there are some inconsistencies in available data that require clarification before proceeding. Here’s what can be inferred:

Product Identification & Branding

  • Brand: Lidl (a German discount supermarket chain with global presence).
  • Product Type: Typically a pita bread (whole wheat or standard flour), often used for wraps, sandwiches, or dipping.
  • Packaging: Usually sold in packs of 6–12 individual pitas, though exact packaging details vary by region.

Potential Warnings & Concerns

  1. Allergen Risks:

    • Pita bread often contains wheat/gluten (a major allergen). Cross-contamination with nuts, dairy, or other allergens may occur in production facilities (check Lidl’s allergen labeling for specifics).
    • Some Lidl pitas may include sunflower oil (common in European products), which could pose risks for those with nut allergies (though not directly related).
  2. Health Considerations:

    • Sodium Content: Processed pitas can be high in sodium (check nutrition labels for exact values).
    • Additives: Some Lidl pitas may contain emulsifiers (e.g., E476) or preservatives (e.g., calcium propionate) to extend shelf life.
    • Whole Wheat vs. Refined Flour: If marketed as "whole wheat," verify the ingredient list—some brands use minimal whole wheat with refined flour as the primary ingredient.

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