Gourmet


Article code 9.B.2
€6,50
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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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€8,20
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Walker's 4 Cranberry & Clementine Mince Pies are delicious pastries with a perfect balance of cranberries and clementines wrapped in a crispy pastry. • Filled with fruity cranberries and clementines • Traditional British festive treat
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€3,20€2,88
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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 2.H.3
€4,90
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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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€7,10
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Japanese rice topping blend with dried seaweed.
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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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€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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€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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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 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 9.U.3
€3,25
out of stock
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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€4,10
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Try this ready to use condiment mint sauce for roasted lamb or your favorite dishes.
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€3,20
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Red Bean Curd is an essential ingredient for marinating meat and/or fish.
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€3,05
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Japanese rice topping blend with red perilla leaves.
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Article code 6.M.3
€6,25
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Fermented rice is eaten for breakfast or dessert. It is already sweet thanks to the fermentation. Serve it straight, dilute it with some cold water, or boil it lightly to make a soup.
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Article code 2.I.3
€8,90
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A delicious mix of apple, dried fruit, candied peel and mixed herbs. Used to make cakes, cupcakes and other desserts. Suitable for vegetarians
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€2,85
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Taste the authentic flavour of Korea with Bibigo Sliced Kimchi, • Traditionally fermented kimchi, rich in probiotics for healthy intestinal flora. • Made with fresh, natural ingredients without artificial additives.
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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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€11,95
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A rich mix of dried fruits and spices in a creamy pudding. Perfect for festive occasions or simply as a luxurious dessert. • Packed with raisins, cranberries and figs • Spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg
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€14,00
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Matthew Walker Luxury Christmas Pudding is a richly filled traditional Christmas pudding with a hint of cognac. Perfect for celebrating the festive season. • Made with high quality ingredients • Contains a subtle hint of cognac
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