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Deltaica Deltaic sturgeon whip

100 gRON 449.90 /kg

2 DAYS AVERAGE FRESHNESS

4499RON

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Enjoy this authentic sturgeon batog from Deltaica, a premium smoked fish delicacy crafted in Romania. Inspired by Danube Delta traditions, this 100 g portion is prepared with natural ingredients and no chemical preservatives. It is ready for direct consumption, stays fresh for at least 2 days, and brings a genuine, high-quality local flavor straight to your table.

Country of origin

România

Description

Deltaica Batog deltaic de sturion is a processed fish product inspired by the culinary traditions of the Danube Delta. It is made from natural ingredients, without chemical preservatives, and complies with international food safety standards.

Deltaica products are certified with PGI and TSG, guaranteeing authenticity and quality. The company promotes sustainability by reducing plastic in packaging.

Usage
The product is ready to eat and can be used as an appetizer or part of a main course.

About the producer
Deltaica Seafood is a Romanian company based in Tulcea, dedicated to processing high-quality fish. Initially founded as a fishing company, it later shifted its focus to fish processing, preserving the authentic recipes of the Danube Delta.

Storage
Store at a temperature of +2…+8 °C. Consume within 48 hours after opening.

Producer
Deltaica Seafood
Str. Cernica, nr. 19
820115 Tulcea

Durability

Average durability from the time of delivery: 2 days.

Guaranteed minimum durability from the time of delivery: 2 days.If the minimum durability is lower, please contact us and ask for a refund. Not applicable to items from the Save the Food section.

Nutritional values per 100g

Energy value
662 kJ158 kCal
Fats
8.3 gincluding saturated fatty acids1.3 g
Carbohydrates
0.5 gincluding sugars0.5 g
Protein
20.4 g
Salt
4.83 g
Fibre
0.5 g

Composition & Allergens

Composition

file de sturion 95%, sare, zahar

Allergens

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