Gourmet


Article code 9.B.2
€6,65
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Authentic Japanese condiment made from green chili peppers and yuzu peel. Enriches dishes with a powerful umami flavor and a fresh citrus kick. Used for many types of Japanese dishes such as nabemono, udon, miso, sashimi, tempura and yakitori.
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Article code 4.A.2
€2,60
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Achiote (annatto) is often used in Mexican cuisine to give dishes a spicy and authentic taste. Achiote is also a natural dye.
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Article code 5.J.3
€3,70
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Firm tofu is an excellent plant-based alternative to eggs and dairy products. It is a versatile ingredient suitable for stir-frying and sautéing in various dishes.
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€2,15
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J-Basket Satonoyuki Shiki Tofu is a high-quality tofu, known for its silky texture and mild flavor. Made from carefully selected soybeans, this tofu is rich in vegetable proteins and ideal for various culinary applications.
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€7,50
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Tuna flakes that have been dried and smoked. It is used to prepare dashi fish stock or sprinkled over sushi and rice for extra flavor.
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Article code 9.U.2
€3,25
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Japanese plum known for its distinctly sour, salty and savory taste, with a unique combination of sweetness and umami.
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€6,70
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Kraft Vegemite is an iconic Australian spreadable yeast paste with a bold and savoury flavour. It is perfect on toast, crackers or as a flavouring in a variety of dishes.
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€3,20
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The famous fermented tofu of Wangzhihe is known for its strong aroma. However, it is considered a tasty delicacy and has been part of Chinese cuisine for hundreds of years.
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Article code 5.J.5
€1,75
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Preserved mustard stems go well with noodles, rice porridge and stir-fry dishes.
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Article code 9.B.1
€9,90
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You can use this dried seaweed for preparing soups and dishes. You can also make delicious traditional Japanese broths with this.
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Article code 7.R.3
€3,55
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Dittmann Sardellen Paste 60g: add a rich umami flavor to your dishes with this anchovy paste.
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€7,10
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Japanese rice topping blend with dried seaweed.
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€2,85
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Discover the versatility of TRS Tukmaria Basil Seeds, 100g. Ideal for culinary and health purposes. • Known for their use in refreshing drinks and desserts • Rich in fiber and omega-3 fatty acids for a healthy lifestyle
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Article code 9.A.3
€3,15
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Green laver, known as aonori is a type of edible green seaweed.
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Article code 2.H.3
€4,90
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Article code 8.U.2
€3,85
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Pure grated horseradish with a spicy taste. Made without additives. You can use this Horseradish as a spicy seasoning for sauces, salads, fish, meat, cold and hot dishes.
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€13,50
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Yuzuya Honten Yuzu Juice is made from 100% yuzu citrus juice. It is used as a flavouring in dressings, marinades, desserts and beverages.
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€3,05
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Japanese rice topping blend with red perilla leaves.
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Article code 9.C.2
€7,30
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Edible green seaweed Aonori (Monostroma) simmered for a short time to take advantage of the flavor of the green laver. It is often used for flavoring some Japanese foods, excellent with rice. It has a smooth and juicy texture.
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€5,25
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Ready-to-use Pork Floss, can serve as a snack or as a topping on rice, porridge or other savoury dishes.
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€3,15
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Dried laver is lightly coated with grapeseed oil and instantly baked at high temperatures for a crisp taste. 100% Korean seaweed, harvested from clean waters.
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€3,40
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Pickled radishes, eat them as a snack, add them to salads, or use them as a topping for your sandwiches, burgers, or tacos.
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Article code 8.P.2
€19,95
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Tropical Sun Ackees are versatile fruits from the Caribbean. Known as a key ingredient in traditional Jamaican cuisine, these fruits have a buttery texture and unique flavor.
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