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Solens Beads Filled Honey 110 g: Solens, the leading confectionery * pharmacy brand, offers a wide range of tastes while ensuring careful selection of ingredients for its products.
Enjoy Solens Honey-Filled Pearls - delicious, convenient and healthy honey-filled pearls to take with you wherever you go. Order now and enjoy a unique, natural taste.
Delicious filled honey beads
Solens Honey-Filled Pearls are a real treat for honey lovers. These little pearls are filled with creamy, flavorful honey, making them irresistible. They're perfect for snacking on at any time of day, or for adding a sweet touch to your favorite desserts. The pearls are also highly portable, making them an ideal snack to take with you wherever you go.
A unique, natural taste
Solens Perles Fourrées au Miel are made from natural ingredients and top-quality honey. Their sweet, natural taste is an unforgettable eating experience. You can be sure that every bite will be a treat for your taste buds. The pearls contain no artificial preservatives or artificial flavors, making them a healthy, natural snack.
Versatile honey pearls
Solens Honey-Filled Pearls are not only delicious, they're also versatile. They can be used to add a sweet touch to your hot drinks, such as tea or coffee. You can also use them to decorate desserts or sweet dishes. Pearls are also excellent for adding crunch to fruit salads or yoghurts. The possibilities are endless with these little honey pearls.
Honey has been used for thousands of years for its soothing properties. These delicious Solens Perles Fourrées au Miel 110 g will give you an immediate sensation of softness.
No colorants.
Sugar, Glucose syrup, Honey (25%).
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