
Product Insights
Fass Butter is an organic spread made primarily from cultured butter and a small amount of salt, belonging to the Fat and sauces group of the PNNS classification. It carries a Nutri‑Score of E and is classified in NOVA group 2, indicating a minimally processed dairy product, while its nutritional profile shows very high fat (81 g per 100 g) and saturated fat (50 g per 100 g) with moderate salt (1 g) and low sugars and protein. Consequently, it offers the rich taste and natural butterfat of a traditional dairy spread but contributes a large share of daily saturated‑fat intake and should be used sparingly, especially for heart‑healthy or low‑salt diets.
Nutrient Levels
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Nutritional Values
Values per 100 g
Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average spread in its category, Fass Butter contains more total fat (81 g vs 76.6 g) and markedly more saturated fat (50 g vs 21.7 g), while its sugar (0.6 g) and protein (0.4 g) are well below the typical values, and its salt level (1 g) exceeds the category average of 0.39 g.
Ingredients
Sauerrahmbutter, salz
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