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Desserts & Drinks With aromatic fruit mixes, tempting desserts and many sweet combinations you can arrange the crowning conclusion of your menu with MOGUNTIA. 10089 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:14 133 DessertsDesserts CookedCooked Puddings Puddings article con- PU description addition Gf oG Lf C&C Af CL number tent per l/kg M0940350 3,0 kg carton Premium Pudding Bourbon Vanilla CL 100g/l OLV M0940750 3,0 kg carton Premium Pudding Semolina-Flummery Vanilla CL 90g/l OLV M0947050 3,0 kg carton Premium Pudding Coffee Cream with Hazelnut CL 100g OLV M0940450 2,5 kg carton Premium Pudding Chocolate CLA 90g/l V M0943050 3,0 kg carton Premium Pudding Black Forest Cherry CL 120g/l OLV M0941150 2,5 kg carton Pudding to be cooked, Chocolate CLA 90g/l M0940950 3,0 kg carton Pudding to be cooked, Vanilla Flavour Af 70g/l M9806600 18,0 kg carton Pudding to be cooked Assortment 10190 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:14 135 Desserts CookedDesserts Puddings Cooked Puddings Premium Pudding Bourbon Vanilla CL With real bourbon-vanilla With a high proportion of dextrose and ground vanilla beans. Combine some of the milk with the pudding powder. Add sugar to the remaining milk and bring to a boil. Whisk in the previously prepared pudding mix, stir constantly while boiling and portion before cooling. Dosage: 100g/l energy art.no. M09403 50 3,0 kg carton for 33 l carboh- Saturated 1526 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 353 kcal 1.5 g 86.3 g 25.5 g 0.9 g 0.5 g - Premium Pudding Semolina-Flummery Vanilla CL Classical flummery Bright pudding with fine semolina and with an elegant vanilla flavour, without additives. Dosage: 90g/l art.no. M09407 50 3,0 kg carton for 36 l energy carboh- Saturated 1492 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 356 kcal 6.3 g 74.4 g 2.8 g 2.7 g 1.6 g - Premium Pudding Coffee Cream with Hazelnut CL Bright brown pudding with strong coffee flavour, rounded with crispy hazelnut brittle. With its selected premium raw materials, a strong coffee flavour and crunchy brittle this pudding is also well-suited for special occasions. Dosage: 100g/l energy art.no. M09470 50 3,0 kg carton for 33 l carboh- Saturated 1539 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 368 kcal 1.5 g 83.8 g 11.8 g 2.3 g 0.7 g 0.2 g Premium Pudding Chocolate CLA Chocolate dessert with high cacao content With a particularly high proportion of cocoa, smooth and creamy without pieces. Dosage: 90g/l art.no. M09404 50 2,5 kg carton for 30 l energy carboh- Saturated 1508 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 360 kcal 5.7 g 73.7 g 1.2 g 2.9 g 1.8 g 0.4 g Premium Pudding Black Forest Cherry CL Chocolate pudding with plenty of cherries A quickly prepared dessert with premium chocolate flavour and plenty of cherry garnish. Dosage: 120g/l art.no. M09430 50 3,0 kg carton for 28 l energy carboh- Saturated 1515 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 362 kcal 4.5 g 77.7 g 16.7 g 2.6 g 1.6 g 0.7 g 10291 136 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:14 Desserts CookedDesserts Puddings Cooked Puddings Pudding to be cooked, Chocolate CLA With a distinct of chocolate flavour Dark brown cooked pudding with a distinct chocolate flavour. Dosage: 90g/l art.no. M09411 50 2,5 kg carton for 30 l energy carboh- Saturated 1471 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 347 kcal 3.34 g 77.8 g 0.7 g 1.7 g 1.0 g 0.1 g Pudding to be cooked, Vanilla Flavour Af With precious vanilla Bright cooked pudding with subtle vanilla flavour. Dosage: 70g/l art.no. M09409 50 3,0 kg carton for 46 l energy carboh- Saturated 1477 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 353 kcal - 86.9 g 0.7 g - - 0.1 g Pudding to be cooked Assortment Banana, caramel, cream, raspberry, lemon, almond. art.no. M98066 00 18,0 kg carton energy carboh- Saturated - protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt - - - - - - - 10392 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:14 137 DessertsDesserts InstantInstant Pudding Pudding article con- PU description addition Gf oG Lf C&C Af CL number tent per l/kg M0948110 2,4 kg bucket Pudding Cream Strawberry Flavour, instant CL 200g/l OLV M0947810 2,4 kg bucket Pudding Cream Peach-Mango Flavour, instant CL 200g/l OLV M0947610 2,4 kg bucket Pudding Cream Caramel Flavour, instant CL 200g/l OLV M0947410 2,4 kg bucket Pudding Cream Chocolate Flavour, instant CL 200g/l OLV M0948010 2,4 kg bucket Pudding Cream Vanilla-Pear Flavour, instant CL 200g/l OLV M0947310 2,4 kg bucket Pudding Cream Vanilla Flavour, instant CL 200g/l OLV 10493 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:14 139 Desserts InstantDesserts Pudding Instant Pudding Pudding Cream Strawberry Flavour, instant CL Instant pudding with an aromatic strawberry flavour With fruity strawberry taste, prepared without cooking. Especially creamy texture. Simply add to cold milk, let sit for 10 minutes and mix again. Dosage: 200g/l art.no. M09481 10 2,4 kg bucket for 14 l energy carboh- Saturated 1735 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 410 kcal 0.7 g 90 g 54 g 5.1 g 3.4 g 0.3 g Pudding Cream Peach-Mango Flavour, instant CL Instant pudding with ripened peach and mango flavour A classic among puddings, not only for the summer, prepared without cooking. Especially creamy texture. Simply add to cold milk, let sit for 10 minutes and mix again. Dosage: 200g/l art.no. M09478 10 2,4 kg bucket for 14 l energy carboh- Saturated 1730 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 409 kcal 0.7 g 90 g 55 g 5.1 g 3.4 g 0.3 g Pudding Cream Caramel Flavour, instant CL Instant pudding with fine caramel flavour and cream Very subtle flavour, not only for the winter, prepared without cooking. Especially creamy texture. Simply add to cold milk, let sit for 10 minutes and mix again. Dosage: 200g/l art.no. M09476 10 2,4 kg bucket for 14 l energy carboh- Saturated 1789 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 424 kcal 1.1 g 84 g 56 g 9.3 g 6.1 g 0.4 g Pudding Cream Chocolate Flavour, instant CL Instant pudding with a high cacao content and mild dark chocolate flavour A classic among puddings, prepared without cooking. Especially creamy texture. Simply add to cold milk, let sit for 10 minutes and mix again. Dosage: 200g/l energy art.no. M09474 10 2,4 kg bucket for 14 l carboh- Saturated 1687 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 399 kcal 3.1 g 80 g 59 g 6.4 g 4.1 g 0.5 g Pudding Cream Vanilla-Pear Flavour, instant CL Instant pudding with aromatic pear and vanilla flavour With the fruity flavour of pear and a hint of vanilla, prepared without cooking. Especially creamy texture. Simply add to cold milk, let sit for 10 minutes and mix again. Dosage: 200g/l art.no. M09480 10 2,4 kg bucket for 14 l energy carboh- Saturated 1730 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 409 kcal 0.7 g 89 g 5.4 g 3.6 g 0.3 g - 10594 140 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:15 Desserts InstantDesserts Pudding Instant Pudding Pudding Cream Vanilla Flavour, instant CL Instant pudding with creamy, aromatic vanilla flavour. A classic among puddings, prepared without cooking. Especially creamy texture. Simply add to cold milk, let sit for 10 minutes and mix again. Dosage: 200g/l art.no. M09473 10 2,4 kg bucket for 14 l energy carboh- Saturated 1782 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 422 kcal 0.9 g 87 g 56 g 7.9 g 5.2 g 0.4 g 10695 stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:15 141 DessertsDesserts CookedCooked Cream Cream Desserts Desserts stand: 26.01.2017 13:52:15 143 article con- PU description addition Gf oG Lf C&C Af CL number tent per l/kg DessertsM0947511 8,0 kg bucket Rice Pudding Instant CL 360g/l CookedM0941950 3,6 kg cartonCreamCrème Brûlée Desserts French Style CL 130g/l OLV M0942150 3,0 kg carton Panna Cotta Italian Style CL 100g/l OLV Rice Pudding Instant CL Instant rice pudding in gourmet quality Instant rice pudding for many delicious hot or cold dishes and desserts. Made from parboiled rice with a pleasant bite, finished with a subtle hint of vanilla. Natural and without added preservatives. Dosage: 360g/l energy art.no. M09475 11 8,0 kg bucket for 30 l carboh- Saturated 1663 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 441 kcal 6.2 g 80 g 30 g 5.2 g 3.4 g 0.6 g Crème Brûlée French Style CL Traditional, fully sweetened, brown sugar for flambeing included. A French specialty similar to Cream Catalane. With a delicious caramelized sugar crust, created by flambéing brown sugar (included) with a small gas burner or salamander boiler. Dosage: 130g/l energy art.no. M09419 50 3,6 kg carton for 25 l carboh- Saturated 1707 kj protein ydrates sugar fat fat salt 408 kcal 0.4 g 93.0 g 85.4 g 3.0 g 2.9 g 0.2 g Panna Cotta Italian Style CL Creamy speciality with a hint of vanilla A north Italian specialty, especially delicious with a fruity sauce - e.g.
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