Products
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Robran Fattening Concentrate
UGX75,000.00
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Robran Milk Booster Concentrates
UGX100,000.00
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Robran Kid Weaner Pellets
UGX75,000.00
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Robran Kid Grower Pellets
UGX75,000.00
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Robran Calf Weaner Pellets
UGX75,000.00
Aveon Café Traditional – Chicory Mix 50g
UGX7,800.00
Size:50 grams
This is very special and popular blend in south indian market and this is a high-quality product made from the finest coffee beans. This brand attempts to strike a balance between tradition and modernity. It is a blend of 70 per cent conventional coffee and 30 per cent chicory. Selected from the finest grades of arabica and robusta mixed with premium chicory, aveon cafe traditional delivers a fine cup of life.
Ingredients:
- Coffee and Chicory
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Cadbury Drinking Chocolate 125gm Jar
UGX6,650.00Add to cartCadbury Drinking Chocolate is a delicious fairtrade hot chocolate, swirl into hot milk. It offers a smooth and chocolatey experience designed to be made with milk Cadbury Drinking Chocolate. It gives a warming, comforting and uplifting effect any time of the day and is Fairtrade certified. Use for that perfect cup sprinkle three heaped teaspoonfuls into a cup of hot milk and enjoy it as part of a healthy, active lifestyle. It is suitable for vegetarians.
Ingredients
Cocoa solids: 25% minimum Cocoa, Sugar: traded in compliance with Fairtrade Standards, total 9.Just add water for smooth, creamy taste of Cadbury Hot chocolate. Suitable for Vegetarians. -
Nutro Creams Strawberry 82.5g
UGX1,250.00Add to cartCream biscuits generally refer to sandwich biscuits, where two crispy biscuits are sandwiched with flavoured cream or icing. … They are thick as the flavoured cream is sandwiched between two biscuits. The cream comes in various flavours such as orange, vanilla, strawberry, chocolate etc
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Nutro Tea Biscuits 450g
UGX8,350.00Add to cartRich tea is a type of sweet biscuit; the ingredients generally include wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oil and malt extract. Originally called Tea Biscuits, they were developed in the 17th century in Yorkshire, England for the upper classes as a light snack between full-course meals.
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