Traditional Czech Sweet Food Candy Slavia SFINX Cocoa and Peppermint Flavour 90g

Furé with cocoa filling and peppermint flavor.

Slavia Sweets - for your victory.

Furé with 13% cocoa filling and peppermint flavor.

Slavia Fure Candy - 90g packed in a plastic bag

Ingredients: Sugar, glucose syrup, vegetable fats (palm, palm kernel, Shea, Sal, Illipe, Kokum gurgi, manga oil), whole milk powder, 1.3% cocoa powder with reduced fat content, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, wheat starch, emulsifier (sunflower lecithin), polishes (gum arabic, shellac, carnauba wax, beeswax), maltodextrin, vegetable concentrates (dye flax, spirulina, radish, hibiscus, lemon)

May contain traces of peanuts, nuts, and soy.

More about Slavia:

SK Slavia Praha (full name: Slavia Sport Club) is a Czech professional football club, which is based in Prague's Vršovice. It was founded on November 2, 1892, originally a bicycle department in Prague, originating from the Prague patriotic student association, Slavia Literary and Speech Club, based in Vodičkova Street. According to the number of league titles won, it is historically the second most successful Czech professional football club. Throughout the history of football, together with his Prague rival, AC Sparta Prague club belongs to the most popular clubs of Czech football. Slavia won 18 league titles (the last time in 2017) and eight times became the home cup winner. In 1938 won the Central European Cup (Mitropa Cup), the precursor of the current European Cups. Among the most famous players in the club are Jan Košek, František Plánička, Antonín Puč, František Svoboda (the last three named silver medalists of the World Championship 1934), Josef Bican, Jan Lála (silver medalist of the 1962 World Championship), František Veselý (European Champion 1976) , Vladimír Šmicer and Milan Škoda.