Food supplement based on cinnamon, an adjuvant plant in the digestive function. Regularity of intestinal transit, antioxidant, acts on carbohydrate metabolism.
Ingredients: Cinnamomun verum J. Presl, essential oil. Origin: Sri Lanka
Dose and method of use: it is recommended to take 2/3 drops of essential oil diluted in a teaspoon of vegetable oil or sugar, once a day.
Cinnamon leaves (cinnamomum eylanicum) wild steam distilled. Cinnamon is a strong and very warm, stimulating, exciting, enveloping fragrance. It is indicated for shy subjects, who feel isolated, who are unable to impose themselves, who have difficulties in love relationships for fear of getting involved. Use with caution on the skin, never pure.
Pumpkin seeds, toasted and salted, a fragrant and tasty snack. Rich in minerals, they are precious allies, for health and diet (without exaggerating). Excellent as a mid-morning or afternoon snack.
Discover this Oolong tea, fermented from the highest bud and leaves of the plant; wide and long, they are broken at the edges to promote natural oxidation. This tea comes from the Ocean Garden of Moragalla in Sri Lanka, and its saline soil gives your brew a toasty, spicy flavor and a coppery color.
A spice famous for its sweet, delicate, intense and musky flavor and the warm scent that flavors desserts and dishes. Whole Ceylon cinnamon flavors sweets and baked goods, fruit, creams and pastry specialities. The aroma is enhanced by contact with hot drinks such as tea, milk, punch and mulled wine; it becomes special mixed with chocolate. 25g - approximately 5/7 small sticks.
Steam distilled essential oil from Citronella plant (cymbopogon nardus) from organic farming. It is probably the most famous natural insect repellent but it is appreciated for its calming properties and useful for relieving contracted muscles. Origine: Sri Lanka
The olfactory component of Timut pepper is by far its added value, a true explosion of citrus notes reminiscent of grapefruit that stands out unmistakably but also lime and passion fruit. Excellent on fish in general, on shellfish and on lobster in particular. To be used crushed and not ground. It is a particular pepper, obtained from the peel of the berry, with tasteless seeds.
From the homonymous region of India (Ceylon), now Sri Lanka; this tea is one of the most appreciated for its coppery color and intense and round taste. Excellent to enjoy in the morning, it can be drunk either naturally or with the addition of a little milk.
It was also called the Diamond salt for its bright color, or “salt of the kings” as it was used in the past only by nobles. For millennia it has been used as a therapeutic stone for its multiple benefits on the skin, and still today it is used for inhalations, hydro-salt baths and in the kitchen. For food, just grate it with a salt grinder but remember that its salinity is higher than normal salt, so add it little by little to the dishes.
Cameroon black pepper belongs to the Piperaceae family. It is a very rare pepper with a special flavor, much appreciated by connoisseurs and chefs, so much so that it is classified as one of the best varieties of pepper in the world. Its unique and aromatic flavor is well suited to beef or pork, excellent in soups and lends itself to countless combinations, even unconventional ones.
Jun Chiyabari black tea is a fine variety from the Himalayan hills of Nepal. Featuring high-quality leaves, carefully hand-picked and processed according to ancient traditions, this tea offers a rich and complex flavor, with floral and fruity notes. Thanks to its unique provenance and artisanal processing, Jun Chiyabari is appreciated by tea connoisseurs for its refinement and its ability to transport the senses on a unique sensory journey.
From the heights of Nepal, and from the grains of the Lindera Neesiana plant, comes this citrus-scented pepper, with notes of camphor, eucalyptus and cedar. An intoxicating aroma, which is a prelude to unusual flavors, capable of creating exquisite combinations with first courses, second courses of meat and fish, sauces, mushrooms and even desserts!
