Potato gnocchi in 500g tub and 1000g bag. They can be stored in a cool and dry place at room temperature but away from heat sources. Once the package is opened, the gnocchi must be placed in the fridge and eaten within three days. To cook the Gnocchi you need to immerse them in 3 liters of boiling salted water as required and boil them for a maximum of 2 minutes.
GO TO PRODUCTPotato gnocchi in 500g tub and 1000g bag. They can be stored in a cool and dry place at room temperature but away from heat sources. Once the package is opened, the gnocchi must be placed in the fridge and eaten within three days. To cook the Gnocchi you need to immerse them in 3 liters of boiling salted water as required and boil them for a maximum of 2 minutes.
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