- Irish-made in small batches
- Bold Peruvian ginger flavour
- Lower sugar than many alternatives
- Convenient sweet & spicy snack
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Blasta Delights Crystallised Ginger
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Blasta Delights Irish Made Crystallised Ginger is a deliciously fiery ginger treat, handmade in small batches in Co. Kerry using Peruvian ginger root. Known for its bold, distinctive flavour, Peruvian ginger gives these crystallised pieces an intense, warming kick, beautifully balanced with the sweetness of raw cane sugar. Made with just two ingredients, this crystallised ginger contains 29g of sugar per 100g, significantly less than many conventional crystallised ginger products. The carefully prepared pieces offer a pleasantly chewy texture and a satisfying balance of sweetness and spice, making them ideal for ginger lovers. Perfect for enjoying straight from the pack as a sweet and spicy snack, these ginger pieces can also be mashed into hot water to create a warming ginger drink. Available in a reusable tin or compostable refill packaging, they're a convenient treat to enjoy at home or on the go.
Explore the Blasta Delights Collection and discover the story behind Blasta Delights in our Behind The Label with Blasta Delights blog to learn more about the Irish brand behind these delicious ginger creations.
| Typical Values | Per 100g |
| Energy | 1209kJ / 288kcal |
| Fat | 0.29g |
| of which are saturates | 0g |
| Carbohydrates | 65g |
| of which are sugars | 29g |
| Fibre | 0.18g |
| Protein | 0.38g |
| Salt | 0.033g |
| Vitamin C | 7MG (9% RI) |
Peruvian Ginger Root, Raw Cane Sugar.
We are dedicated to maintaining the accuracy of product information. However, as ingredients and usage instructions may change over time, we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. For the most reliable and current details, please refer directly to the manufacturers' information.
Enjoy a few pieces straight from the pack as a sweet and spicy snack. Alternatively, mash into hot water to make a warming ginger drink.
Description
Blasta Delights Irish Made Crystallised Ginger is a deliciously fiery ginger treat, handmade in small batches in Co. Kerry using Peruvian ginger root. Known for its bold, distinctive flavour, Peruvian ginger gives these crystallised pieces an intense, warming kick, beautifully balanced with the sweetness of raw cane sugar. Made with just two ingredients, this crystallised ginger contains 29g of sugar per 100g, significantly less than many conventional crystallised ginger products. The carefully prepared pieces offer a pleasantly chewy texture and a satisfying balance of sweetness and spice, making them ideal for ginger lovers. Perfect for enjoying straight from the pack as a sweet and spicy snack, these ginger pieces can also be mashed into hot water to create a warming ginger drink. Available in a reusable tin or compostable refill packaging, they're a convenient treat to enjoy at home or on the go.
Explore the Blasta Delights Collection and discover the story behind Blasta Delights in our Behind The Label with Blasta Delights blog to learn more about the Irish brand behind these delicious ginger creations.
Nutritional Information
| Typical Values | Per 100g |
| Energy | 1209kJ / 288kcal |
| Fat | 0.29g |
| of which are saturates | 0g |
| Carbohydrates | 65g |
| of which are sugars | 29g |
| Fibre | 0.18g |
| Protein | 0.38g |
| Salt | 0.033g |
| Vitamin C | 7MG (9% RI) |
Ingredients
We are dedicated to maintaining the accuracy of product information. However, as ingredients and usage instructions may change over time, we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. For the most reliable and current details, please refer directly to the manufacturers' information.
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