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Inca berries are berries rich in vitamin C, minerals and antioxidants. Physalis, originally from Peru, is also characterized by a high fiber content, excellent as a snack to break the hunger, light and healthy.
inca berries/ physalis alkekengi
Desmodium leaves is a very useful remedy to restore the correct functionality of liver cells, helping it to regenerate faster. Another common use of this exotic plant is linked to its antioxidant properties, and to the antispasmodic action on the respiratory system. A benefit that can be useful to soothe the symptoms of asthmatic allergies, reduce the constriction of the airways and bronchi.
Ingredients: desmodium leaves
Nome botanico: Desmodium Adscendens DC.
Origin: Ivory Coast
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.
The Lampung long pepper is a variety of Piper longum native to the province of Lampung, Indonesia. Characterized by compact and elongated berries, it has a warm aroma with smoky and sweet notes. Its flavor is spicy but balanced, ideal for flavoring curries, stews and infusions. Thanks to its aromatic and digestive properties, it is appreciated both in cooking and in traditional medicine.
Lampung long pepper
Food supplement based on Rosemary, a plant indicated to improve digestion and eliminate intestinal gas.
Ingredients: Rosmarinus officinalis, essential oil.
Origin: Morocco
Cubeb pepper or also called Java pepper is very pleasant to the palate and balanced with a particularly delicate and slightly balsamic spicy flavor. Its aroma is a bit similar to allspice with notes reminiscent of juniper berries and cloves. Recommended for meat dishes and present in numerous typical recipes of Arab pastry.
Cubeb pepper
Notoriously rich in vitamin C, orange is also famous for its protective properties for the body. Sliced oranges, dried, are excellent to eat as snacks, or as ingredients for tasty sweet dishes. Among the specialties resulting from processing, such as jams, dehydrated oranges are often appreciated for the concentration of nutrients, as well as for their sweet taste.
orange (65.75%), cane sugar (33%), citric acid (1.5%). arancia (65,75%), E223 (0,05%).
Red kampot pepper has a mild, yet strong aroma. Its flavor is unique and varied, it can be very spicy, slightly sweet or have floral or citrus nuances. Indeed, the very spicy version has slight shades of eucalyptus and mint.
Ingredients: Kampot red pepper
Origin: Cambodia
The infusion of Verbena leaves is considered a natural remedy with beneficial effects for physical and mental relaxation, against stress. Furthermore, you can prepare this scented and citrus herbal tea to obtain its purifying qualities, which help digestive function. It calms spasms, regulates intestinal motility and promotes the elimination of gas.
IngredientS: Verbena Oderosa
Nome botanico: lippia citriodora
Origin: Marocco
This particular long red pepper, coming from Cambodia, is a very rare and precious pepper due to its low production, useful for creating delicious and refined dishes, with a sweet and warm taste. It resembles long Bengal pepper in shape but with a decidedly more vanilla flavor, reminiscent of the flavor of tonka beans.
Ingredients: long red pepper
Origin: Cambodia
Essential oil obtained by steam distillation of the patchouli plant. It has a very stimulating olfactory vibration that helps to free the mind from thoughts. Appreciated in aromatherapy and natural cosmetics, for its fragrance and the properties attributed to it.
Origin: Indonesia
Orange blossoms can be used alone for a calming herbal tea, or added together with a blend of medicinal herbs, as desired. They possess expectorant properties against colds, thanks to vitamin C, and promote proper digestion. The relaxing characteristics of orange blossom are useful in cases of insomnia, anxiety and stress.
Ingredients: orange blossom
Botanical name: Citrus aurantium
Origin: Middle East
