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It gives your smoothies a beautiful colour. Also suited for the creative cuisine, for example for dyeing homemade pasta...

Buckwheat, a pseudocereal from the knotweed family, was already being cultivated in China 8,000 years ago. With its delicious flavour and culinary benefits, buckwheat is a wonderful choice...

The sweet classic from the fair, as we know and love it: roasted almonds with a crunchy coating of the best cane sugar, refined with nutty-sweet sesame for a special crunchy pleasure...

This high-quality Chyavanprash is made from selected organic ingredients according to the traditional Ayurvedic recipe, which was written down in the Charaka Samhita over 2,000 years ago. Chyavanprash is famous for its balanced composition and the variety of its flavours. Ayurveda recommends daily consumption...

Creamy marzipan, crunchy cocoa nibs and pure chocolate love. Delicious Easter balls to crunch happily, packaged in a stylish box that is also perfect for giving as a gift and for Easter nests...

Melt-in-the-mouth delicious! Sweet marzipan meets savoury caramel. Easter balls that will make your taste buds dance. In chic packaging that is also perfect as a gift or for Easter nests...

The package contains 200 g of diced and unseasoned organic jackfruit pulp. With the vegan meat alternative you can conjure up a hearty Bolognese sauce, burger, tacos or goulash...

Roasted in a copper kettle using traditional methods. The almonds are gently processed during roasting. This creates a fine roast aroma. Bring the fair into your living room...

Dietary supplement with shatavari root powder. Shatavari wild asparagus is considered a popular root for women in traditional Ayurveda and is recommended there to reduce the doshas¹ Vata and Pitta. ¹ Doshas are Ayurvedic principles that have no equivalent in modern science...

Although the name may suggest otherwise, tigernut is not a nut, but the tuber of a sour grass indigenous to Africa. Enjoy the flaked tigernuts in raw food quality...

Soap nuts come from India. For ages it has been appreciated as a detergent for body, hair and laundry. The shell contains saponin which works in a similar way like soap. As soon as the soap nuts come into contact with water, they release their natural soap. Suitable for all colours, fabrics and temperatures from 30 to 90 degrees. Especially good for wool an...