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This is traditional soya bar made from soybean.

Represents healthy treat

Soya bar is mainly a delicacy - by all means the healthy one.

Soya bar is a" delicious treat which respects your health. Soya bar presents the exact border between the sweets represented by chocolate, marzipan or fondant treats and classical so called "healthy" products such as müsli or carobo bars.

Considers your body weight

Although soya bar is a candy, it provides optimal nutritional values. Soya itself contains approximately only 18 % of fat and virtually no sugar. Unlike ordinary chocolate or caramel bars, soya bar is significantly less fatty and with little sugar, thus making it also less caloric. It can be easily enriched by adding vitamins, minerals, amaranth or any other additives.

Provides you with plenty of energy

Soya is naturally high in proteins. 500 g of soya equals approximately 5 litres of milk, therefore even the small bar can supply you with lot of energy needed. It is also a great food supplement and as a snack almost unbeatable. Not only does your child satisfy his or her sweet-tooth needs, but at the same time gains health and energy.

Ingredients:

Only raw materials of highest quality are being used in manufacturing of soya bars ranging from soya beans to natural aromas. Great emphasis is put on maintaining healthy balance between nutritional values and the quality of taste of soya bar. In principle only soya beans without genetic modification (so called GMO Free) are manufactured. This is fully specified on every delivery of soya beans and in addition the genetic purity verified through accredited foreign laboratories.

Manufactured by:

ALTIS© Kolín s.r.o., Czech Republic, European Union

ALTIS KOLIN represents more than hundred years` tradition of top food production. During these times ALTIS KOLIN became one of the biggest producers of food semi-products for sweet-makers, especially healthy soya bars and sweets and at the same time the biggest producer of diabetic sweets in Central Europe.

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