Nutritional yeast flakes, particularly rich in B vitamins and flavoured with nutty and cheesy flavours.
- To flavour meals.
- To give a crunch.
- To add nutritional value.
9,90 €
Nutritional yeast flakes, particularly rich in B vitamins and flavoured with nutty and cheesy flavours.
58 in stock
Inactive yeast flakes are a source of B vitamins, protein, fibre, zinc, magnesium and selenium, which work together to nourish hair, nails, skin, immunity and even hormones. And that's not all, because just one teaspoon of this cereal will enrich any dish, giving it a cheesy taste and crunch.
Yeast flakes can be used as a seasoning for roasted vegetables, pasta, sauces or soups.
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Yes, the blends can definitely be used together as all the ingredients are natural and are not concentrated.
The important thing to remember is that there is no strict discipline when using our blends – you can create a routine that works for you.
As a guideline, we suggest not to exceed 3 tablespoons of Daily Spoon products per day.
Almost all of the ingredients in our products are of plant-based, with the exception of the keratin in Ritual Hair, which is animal-based.
No, our blends are gluten and lactose free. However, some of our ingredients are packaged in a room where gluten-containing products can also be packaged.
No, our blends consist only of natural, plant-based ingredients.
Blends are best stored in a closed package in a dark and cool place. A fridge is perfect for that.
There are no allergens among the ingredients in our blend, but they are packaged in a room that may contain traces of nuts and celery.
Daily Spoon products and most of their ingredients are made in Lithuania. More exotic ingredients such as spirulina, maca, etc. are sourced from food wholesalers in Germany and the UK, who have extensive resources to ensure high quality of raw materials.
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