Our vegan Chicken Sticks Chili Cheese Style may look innocent, but they've got it thick as a fist behind the breading! The fiery, spicy mixture of juicy chicken and creamy cheese alternative in crispy breadcrumbs make them a dream snack for anyone who loves a tasty treat! Easy: crispy and pure from the Airfryer. With or without dip, from guacamole to curry. Crumbling is expressly permitted!

Ingredients
Water, 15 % vegan food preparation (water, 24 % coconut oil, modified starch, starch, salt, rowanberry extract, flavourings, acidity regulators: lactic acid, citric acid; olive extract, colour: carotene; vitamin B12), 5 % textured wheat protein (WHEAT PROTEIN, WHEAT
FLOUR), rapeseed oil, rice flour, 2 % WHEAT GLUTEN, WHEAT FLOUR, gram flour, starch, thickener: methylcellulose; chili flakes,
WHEAT STRAW FIBRE, pea protein, salt, cider vinegar, spices, psyllium husks, dextrose, natural flavourings.
Cooking instructions
Pan:
Heat a sufficient amount of vegetable oil in a non-stick frying pan. Fry the thawed sticks at medium heat for about 4-5 minutes from all sides until the surface gets golden-brown and the internal temperature reaches 73 °C.
Deep fryer:
Fry the thawed sticks at 175 °C for about 2 minutes until the surface gets golden-brown and the internal temperature reaches 73 °C.
Hot air fryer:
Place the thawed sticks inside the pre-heated air fryer, cover themwith a bit of oil and bake them at 195 °C for about 4-5 minutes until the surface gets golden-brown and the internal temperature reaches 73 °C.
Convection Oven:
Place the thawed sticks inside the pre-heated oven and bake them at 180 °C (recirculating air) for about 6-7 minutes until the surface gets golden-brown and the internal temperature reaches 73 °C.
Packaging unit:
1,5 kg tubular bag
Shelf time:
To be stored at -18 °C, best before: see print. After thawing keep chilled at max. +4 °C and consume within 3 days. Not suitable for raw consumption.
quality seals and certificates

The V-label is an internationally recognised and trademarked symbol for labelling vegetarian and vegan products.

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