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MrsThalia
1 year ago

The biggest difference is probably in the price and here and there are a few differences in cultivation and animal husbandry, but then also comes to the organic seal whether this really is deaf or not.

Redekunst
1 year ago

Bio means that the food is produced under certain conditions in order to call itself “bio”. This can be related to the pesticides used for a product, but also the feed with which animals must be fed then be organic, and come from the area. This can therefore be decisive for the cream or the milk in the ice.

Man050487
1 year ago

Because we will never know the difference, the taste will not be a difference, and from the color and consistency hardly any.

Only a food laboratory can detect any real differences between the two varieties.

We normal consumers can see what’s on the basis of the ingredients list, just don’t vote because even ingredients inside aren’t on it. Only organic is has business thing and there is just money made, a good advertisement with fantasy ingredients makes the product just more expensive.

Man050487
1 year ago
Reply to  LisaMaria56

Do you think everything that is hidden and concealed in the food industry?

Where bio stands on it doesn’t mean the organic is in it.

Man050487
1 year ago

😊 Very good

Man050487
1 year ago

I know what I’m doing in self-made ice.

I made it more often

Rike20
1 year ago

Hello,

the one ice is organic and the other isn’t?

LeckermaulVK
1 year ago
Reply to  Rike20

And vice versa

Brunei254
1 year ago

This was recently investigated by the German food center and filmed in a market cheque doc. There’s no difference.

Hope that helped:)

Man050487
1 year ago
Reply to  Brunei254

That’s what I saw at Marktcheck.

Bubble756
1 year ago

The taste::)

Renate2511
1 year ago

Hello, LisaMaria56.

My friend tested this and didn’t really taste a difference.

She had the only difference on her ticket…

Greetings, Renate.