Fruba Guava
Fruba Guava
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Sweet, tangy and bursting with flavour, Falero Fruba is made with the freshest Guavas to maintain its natural goodness. The fruit bar is as delightful as it is delicious. It's good for a soothing snack or chew that can give you a boost at any time
Country of Origin: India
- Guava Pulp (33%)
- Liquid Glucose (33%)
- Invert Sugar
- Sugar
- Thickeners (INS-440)
- Acidity Regulator (INS-330)
- Created with the sweet and flavourful Guavas sourced from the lush farmlands of the Rahata region in Ahmednagar.
- Made with fresh and ripe Guavas that have an abundance of vitamins and minerals that are beneficial for health.
- The high levels of potassium and soluble fibres present in Guavas are major contributors to improved heart health.
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Customer Reviews
Nice product and very good taste
Taste is good but it is costly if we compare the quantity with price
Fruba Guava
Fruba Guava
Fruba guava is the most wonderful product. I just love the taste of it. So I bought 2nd time. No regrets what so ever. Will buy again once I finish my 2nd box. Everyones loves it, be it kid, adults or even seniors. Thanks mapro for the great product. 🫶🏻
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