Rigoni di Asiago Fiordifrutta Mirtilli selvatici

Barcode 8052575093224 – Rigoni di Asiago Fiordifrutta Mirtilli Selvatici (Wild Blueberries)

Product Overview

This barcode corresponds to a product from Rigoni di Asiago, an Italian confectionery company known for its high-quality chocolates and sweets. The product name "Fiordifrutta Mirtilli Selvatici" translates to "Wild Blueberries" in English, indicating it is a chocolate bar or confectionery filled or coated with wild blueberries.

Key Details

• Manufacturer: Rigoni di Asiago (Italy)
• Product Type: Chocolate bar with wild blueberry filling or coating (likely a type of fiordilatte-style bar, where the center is a creamy fruit filling).
• Packaging: Typically a rectangular chocolate bar with a smooth or textured surface, often wrapped in foil or paper.
• Weight: Commonly around 100–120 grams (standard for Rigoni di Asiago bars), but exact weight may vary slightly by batch.

Price Range (Approximate, as of recent market data)

• Italy/Europe: €2.50–€3.50 per bar (prices fluctuate based on retailer, promotions, and regional taxes).
• International (e.g., UK, US, Canada): ~$3.50–$5.50 USD (converted, depending on exchange rates and import costs).
• Online Retailers (Amazon, eBay, etc.): Often priced slightly higher due to shipping, ranging from €3.00–€4.50 or equivalent.

Note: Prices are estimates and may change due to inflation, seasonal sales, or retailer policies.

Health & Nutritional Considerations

1. Sugar Content: Like most chocolate bars, this product contains added sugars (from the chocolate and fruit filling). A 100g bar typically contains ~50–60g of sugar, which is high and should be consumed in moderation, especially for individuals monitoring sugar intake (e.g., diabetics).
2. Caloric Density: High in calories (~500–600 kcal per 100g), primarily from fat (cocoa butter) and sugar. Not suitable as a frequent snack for weight management.
3. Allergens: Contains milk (cocoa butter is dairy-based) and may be produced in facilities with nuts/wheat. Always check packaging for full allergen warnings.
4. Artificial Additives: Rigoni di Asiago products generally avoid artificial flavors/colors, but verify the ingredient list for preservatives (e.g., lecithin, emulsifiers) if sensitive.
5. Wild Blueberries: The filling is made from wild blueberries, which are richer in antioxidants than cultivated ones. However, the overall product is still a treat, not a health food.