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Dietary Fibre - Make it easier on your health.
The term dietary fibre is generally understood to mean complex, long-chain (high-molecular) carbohydrates, as well as some other organic compounds that, in the main, cannot be... read on
Dark Chocolate - Here the cocoa has the majority.
Dark chocolate consists of at least 60% cocoa. Out of all the chocolates it has the strongest but also bitterest chocolate taste. RITTER SPORT'S Fine Extra Dark... read on
Breaking and Shelling - Tough shell, delicious centre.
Depending on the recipe, different varieties of beans are mixed together. Only beans of selected quality are used to make RITTER SPORT chocolate: cocoa beans... read on
Calorific Value - Mental arithmetic for connoisseurs.
Calorific value indicates how much energy the body can extract from food. It is given in kilojoules (kJ) or in the still more common, but outdated, measurement unit, kilocalories (kcal). Kilocalories and Kilojoules can be... read on
Bread Exchange Unit - A guide for diabetics.
People who suffer from mellitus, and therefore require insulin, can use this measurement unit to compare the blood-sugar-effectiveness of carbohydrates in different foods. According to German dietary... read on
Shortbread Biscuits - At RITTER SPORT they’re only genuine if they’re square.
Shortbread biscuits are biscuits made with wheat flour and a particularly large portion of butter – at least 9 percent. They were invented in 1889... read on
Clarified butter - Purely a matter of taste.
Clarified butter is made from butter that has had its water, milk protein, and milk sugar removed. It is also known as boiled or purified butter. To make clarified butter, butter is melted with hot steam at 40 to 50°C... read on
Cacaonica - An alternative for people and nature.
After Mexico, Nicaragua is the biggest country in Central America. Most of the country is part of the humid tropics. Nicaragua is largely an agriculturally... read on
Cappuccino - Pure cappuccino pleasure without the washing up.
The word cappuccino is derived from the Austrian, Kapuziner, (Capuchin friars). The brown of their cloaks resembles the colour of a perfect cappuccino... read on
Cashew Nuts - Tasty curled up little things.
The cashew nut is the stone fruit of the cashew tree, which can grow up to 10m high. The cashew kernel is yellowish in colour. Its consistency is similar to almond kernels. The taste is somewhat sweetish. After roasting... read on
