MAGGI So Juicy BBQ Ribs

28 g

The quick and convenient way to make delicious juicy ribs every time.

    Features and Benefits

    MAGGI So Juicy BBQ Ribs Features and Benefits

    • Great with pork back or side ribs

    • The easy way to make juicy ribs every time!

    • Serve with your favourite veggies or side salad

    Nutrition Information

    MAGGI So Juicy BBQ Ribs Nutrition Information

    Per 1/4 package (7 g)
    Amount
    % DV
    Calories
    20
    0 %
    Carbohydrate
    3 g
    1 %
    Fibre
    0 g
    0 %
    Sugars
    1 g
    0 %
    Fat
    0.2 g
    1 %
    Cholesterol
    0 mg
    0 %
    Saturated Fat
    0 g
    0 %
    Trans Fat
    0 g
    0 %
    Protein
    1 g
    0 %
    Sodium
    620 mg
    26 %
    Amount
    % DV
    Calcium
    0 %
    Iron
    4 %
    Vitamin A
    0 %
    Vitamin C
    2 %
    Ingredients

    MAGGI So Juicy BBQ Ribs Ingredients

    DEHYDRATED VEGETABLES (POTATO, GARLIC, ONION, TOMATO), SALT, SPICES, SUGAR, AUTOLYZED YEAST EXTRACT, CORN STARCH, CARAMELIZED SUGAR, DEHYDRATED PARSLEY, DEHYDRATED VINEGAR, MALTODEXTRIN, HYDROLYZED WHEAT PROTEIN, CITRIC ACID, SUNFLOWER, PALM AND SOY OIL, FLAVOURS. May contain eggs, milk and mustard.
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