Nora

Cream of Liqueur 17% vol.

Ingredients

Concentrated alcoholic cream (water, sugar, rectified alcohol of agricultural origin, vegetable fat (sunflower, coconut and palm), maltodextrin, sodium caseinate, acidity regulator E-331), osmosis water, neutral alcohol of agricultural origin, liquid sugar, colorant E-150, aromas.

Nutritional Information

	30 ml	100 ml
Energetic value	323 KJ / 77 Kcal	1077 KJ / 258 Kcal
Fats	2,178 g	7,26 g
of which saturates	1,071 g	3,57 g
Carbohydrates	6,606 g	22,02 g
of which sugars	5,481 g	18,27 g
Fiber	0,09 g	0,3 g
Proteins	0,474 g	1,58 g
Salt	0,018 g	0,06 g

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Information on consumption of alcoholic beverages

The abusive or excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages can cause health risks.
The possible problems derived are a consequence of improper consumption (by certain risk groups, such as minors, drivers, pregnant women) or excessive or abusive consumption.
For more information consult your doctor.

Equivalences

All alcoholic beverages, regardless of their strength or production method, contain the same type of alcohol, ethanol. What is relevant for health purposes is the amount of alcohol consumed, and not the type of drink. In addition, in its most common mode of consumption, a beer has more alcohol than a cream or a liqueur, and a Gin Tonic has the same amount of alcohol as a third of beer or a glass of reserve wine.

Responsible consumption guidelines

Drink slowly, enjoying the drink and the moment of consumption.
Alternate alcoholic drinks with non-alcoholic ones.
Eat while consuming alcoholic beverages.
Learn to differentiate the nuances, enjoy the characteristics given to the drink by its production method and its origin.

And remember

Don’t drink if you’re going to drive. Choose your Alternative Driver.
Minors cannot and should not drink alcohol. It is everyone’s obligation to avoid it.
If you are pregnant you should not consume any type of alcoholic beverage. It can harm the development of the fetus.
Be extremely careful if you take any medication. They could alter the effect of drugs.
Inform yourself properly about alcoholic beverages. They all have the same type of alcohol, ethanol. There are many myths associated with its consumption.
Know your limits*. Never do an abusive consumption.

Low-risk consumption limits Ministry of Health

Low-risk consumption limits Ministry of Health pdf

Recycling of Glass Containers, Environment and Sustainable Development

The recycling of glass containers is key to fighting climate change and caring for the environment. In addition, it is born from citizen action: the true engine of change!
For this reason, it is closely linked to the UN 2030 Urban Agenda, which sets out 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve fair and sustainable development.
With a gesture as simple as taking your glass containers to the container, you are helping us achieve goals as important as these and safeguard the environment.
Be part of the change!

Your decision to separate the glass containers to take them to the green container seems like a small gesture, but added to that of many other people, it has many positive effects on the environment

Environmental benefits of recycling glass containers
Recycling glass containers is a key element in the fight against climate change and the decarbonisation of our economy. It is also essential in the transition to a more circular development model rooted in the 2030 Agenda. In this sense, thanks to the recycling of glass containers, it was possible to avoid the emission of 587,432 tons of CO2, an amount equivalent to that it would emit when going 149 times around the world by plane through the Earth’s equator.

On the other hand, in a context of energy crisis, the manufacture of new glass containers from recycled glass (or calcín) saves energy and avoids the extraction of raw materials. Thus, 723,351 MWh of energy have been saved, in this sense, the energy savings achieved thanks to glass recycling per year is equivalent to about 147.92 million euros
The selective collection of glass containers is a success story in constant evolution . Thanks to the containers deposited in the igloos, the following has been achieved:

Avoid the emission of almost 9 million tons of CO2 into the atmosphere, which is equivalent to going around the world 2,268 times by plane across the Earth’s equator.
Save 11,037,281 MWh of energy, which is equivalent to the electricity consumption of hospitals throughout Spain for 2.5 years.
Avoid the extraction of more than 18 million tons of raw materials, which is equivalent to 1,836 times the weight of the Eiffel Tower.