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Cathedral City Kids Snack Nibbles Mild Lighter Cheese

Name: Cathedral City Kids Snack Nibbles Mild Lighter Cheese
Brand: British Chemist
Rating: 5.0 (1188 reviews)

Case Size: 5 x 16g

£2.60 inc. VAT

These items are centrally stocked and delivery times are up to 10 days to reduce carbon emissions and help keep our planet green.

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SKU: M3222330 Categories: Cheese, Groceries

British Chemist

5.00

(2 Reviews)

Description

Each mini bag is made with a glass of milk! (160ml)
5 mini bags of reduced fat mild cheese
No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives

Natural kids snack with bite-sized nibbles of Cathedral City Mild Lighter Cheese (30% less fat than standard cheddar). 100% Natural Cheese. Great for lunchboxes!

Cathedral City Nibbles are small cubes cut from our smooth & creamy mild lighter cheese providing your little ones with 100% natural cheese, and calcium and protein for strong bones. Each delicious Cathedral City mini-bag has only 53 calories and it is a perfect lunchbox filler or an afternoon snack. Consume as a part of a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet
Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal bones. Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.
220 kJ per mini-bag, 1376 kJ / 331 kcal per 100g

All of our milk is 100% British and sourced from around 350 local dairy farmers in the South West, the heart of England’s richest milk fields.