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Marzipan - traditional almond confection

Marzipan is a confectionery paste made from finely ground almonds and sugar with a smooth texture and distinctive almond flavor. The tradition dates back to the Middle Ages and is associated with Lubeck, Germany. It is used for modeling figurines, coating cakes, and making confections. It is added to pastry fillings, stollen, and holiday cookies. Higher quality varieties contain a greater proportion of almonds.

Marzipan - traditional almond confection
  • Marzipan is made from finely ground almonds and sugar.
  • The tradition of marzipan making dates back to the Middle Ages.
  • It is used for modeling figurines, coating cakes, and making confections.
  • Higher quality marzipan contains a greater proportion of almonds than sugar.

Alergeny

Eggs

Nuts

Nutritional values (100 g of product contains)

Energy
458 kcal
23 %
Proteins
9 g
18 %
Fats
28 g
40 %
Carbohydrates
48 g
18 %
Fiber
5 g
19 %
Salt
23 mg
< 1 %
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