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Dehydrated aloe is a type of snack similar to dehydrated fruit, extremely beneficial. Its virtues make it a highly sought after product. Also ideal for seasoning dishes and desserts, it is a healthy and satiating snack.
aloe vera (66.79%), sugar (32%), E330 (1.20%)
Coconut is considered a beneficial food for our body, thanks to its mineral salt content. It is considered an excellent source of potassium, copper, phosphorus and zinc.
It also contains natural sugars, vegetable fibers, amino acids and few vitamins.
coconut (66.97%), sugar (32%), E223 (0.03%).
Unlike the one produced in Taiwan, this Oolong was born in the mountains north of Thailand at an altitude between 1100 and 1300 m above sea level. Cultivation takes place in spring and results in a low oxidation tea making the infusion of a light color with small golden shades with a floral scent and a delicate and slightly sweet taste.
Semi-fermented Oolong Jinxuan
Green pepper is used to flavor fish and meat dishes (chicken, turkey, pork, beef). The recipe for fillet with green pepper is famous. It is particularly appreciated for its spicy, fresh and delicately herbaceous flavour. Green pepper also goes well with other spices, including nutmeg, coriander and juniper.
green pepper
The properties of centella have been known for centuries: its intake is beneficial for the drainage of liquids, with diuretic properties. It represents a valid support for combating cellulite, and promoting correct lymphatic and venous circulation. Various components of centella, such as saponins, act by regulating the microcirculation and with beneficial effects also on the skin: try it in an herbal tea version!
Ingredients: centella asiatica
Botanical name: Hydrocotyle asiatica L.
Origin: Madagascar
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.
pumpkin seeds, salt.
Fleur de Sel with green Jalapeno Chipotle is a spicy and at the same time savory product. The grains of this table salt are suitable for meat dishes, to give a fruity aroma. Particularly suitable for meat dishes, especially roasts, it also adds flavor to soups and vegetables.
Acts in contrast to soft foods. The best chefs use it to garnish important dishes.
salt, green chipotle chili.
Cinnamon in bark is the spice preferred by cooks to give a particular flavor to their recipes. In healthy terms, cinnamon helps keep blood sugar in balance, helps prevent cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, triglycerides and ulcers. Tip: do not cook it too long, it can become bitter.
cinnamon
The sweet and warm flavor of cinnamon, the intense and unmistakable aroma, make Ceylon cinnamon a famous spice in the kitchen. Used to flavor desserts, creams, fruit, it is also excellent in baked specialties and savory recipes. The aroma stands out in hot drinks such as tea, infusions, milk, punch and mulled wine; Its taste is famous and makes chocolate delicious. A cinnamon stick is approximately 25 cm long.
cinnamon
Our dehydrated exotic mix, we can consider it as special dried fruit: deprived of most of the natural water content, these fruits give a full of energy, minerals, vitamins and beneficial nutrients , all in one package! Convenient to take as a break-hunger snack, or for dessert decorations, these mixes are an excellent reintegration of substances necessary for those who practice sports or want to give themselves an energy boost for work, study, seasonal changes, moments in which you need more concentration.
sultanas, banana, kiwi, coconut, pineapple, papaya, ginger, mango, strawberries, cane sugar, vegetable oils, E133, E102, E330, flavourings, E223.
Mango is an exotic fruit typical of tropical countries, which soon spread all over the world. It is a rather caloric and very nutritious fruit. It is particularly rich in sugars, vitamins and minerals which make it perfect for athletes and students looking for an energetic food.
mango (71.77%), sugar (27%), citric acid (1.2%) E129, E102 (0.02%) E223 (0.01%)
Cassia ground cinnamon has an intense flavor that goes well with salty foods and flavors meat. In the Middle East it accompanies stews, lamb, goose and duck meat; in Thailand pork and dried fruit; in Morocco it is combined with pigeon pastilla; in Yorkshire it is excellent in braised ham. A pinch of cinnamon is perfect in mashed potatoes, ravioli and pumpkin risotto. It gives a unique aroma to vegetable pies or natural yoghurt.
cinnamon
