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in the small package with 50 g. Due to its flavour black caraway is often used as an alternative for pepper. This spice is often used for flat breads, curry and dhal or as a topping for sandwiches and vegetable bowls...

in the small pack with 60 g. Caraway is used in various ways in Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Caraway is best known as a seasoning for roast and bread. Roast pork, cabbage and sauerkraut live from its slightly spicy to sweetish aroma. The brown seeds also give many North African vegetable dishes their typical taste. However, the Moroccan caraway soup is...

in the 1 kg giant-size package. The aromatic favourite of Austrian cuisine is the special ingredient in pork roast with sauerkraut. Goulash, traditional sour cream soups and potato dishes are quite ecstatic about the seed. Caraway is also indispensable when baking bread. It gives the bread an aromatic, slightly sweetish to tart note...

in the small 60 g pack. Caraway is especially knwon in heavy meals. Whether for roast pork, bread or sauerkraut - the dishes benefit from its slightly piquant, bittersweet flavour...

in the 1 kg family pack. For bread, roast and much more! Whether roast pork, sauerkraut, goulash, creamy soups or meals with potatoes. All dishes benefit from its slightly spicy to bittersweet flavour...

in the small 50 g package. Cardamom plays an important role in the Indian and Arabian cuisine and is known for refining coffee, tea and curry aromatically. The pod is also highly appreciated in cinnamon rolls, gingerbread and punch...

The 40 g package contains whole cardamom pods. Cardamom plays an important role in the Indian and Arabic cuisine and is known for refining coffee, tea and curry. Cardamom also gives gingerbread, pastries, fruit salads, compote or baked apples a sweet spiciness...

In a family friendly 1 kg bulk pack. Cardamom plays an important role in the Indian and Arabic cuisine and is known for refining coffee, tea and curry. Cardamom also gives gingerbread, pastries, fruit salads, compote or baked apples a sweet spiciness...

in a spice tin with 250 g. A bit of sensitivity is required for this type of hot chilli. The beloved burning is triggered by capsaicin contained in the chillies. Turn pasta dishes into fiery pasta and Mexican stew into chili con carne. Courageous even spice up sweet desserts with chili...

Chili fans will rejoice because fiery chili flakes are a treat for the eyes and the palate. Suitable for seasoning and an eye-catcher on every table. Chili flakes knock even hardcore Chili con Carne fans off their socks. Either pasta sauces, curries, marinades and desserts see red...

in the small 25 g pack. Chilli pods are not for the fainthearted! The brave will be rewarded with endorphins! Mexican, Thai or Indian - chilies are used in cooking pots around the world. Or how about homemade chili oil?...

Chilli does not only provide Latin-American, African and Oriental cuisines with a spicy taste. Try it in drinking chocolate!...

in the large 250 g tin for bulk consumer. There are no limits to how chilli can be used in food. The fiery pepper gives spiciness to pasta sauces, curries or marinades. Or how about a chocolate chilli sauce that harmonises with both sweets such as ice cream and spicy dishes such as chicken?...

in the small 35 g package. Ground cloves simplifies seasoning. In powder form, the sweet buds refine coffee, syrup, pudding rice, curry and punch mixtures...

in the small pack with 35 g. Compote, punch or mulled wine and Christmas teas are hardly imaginable without the intense flavour of clove. However, cloves also season venison, lamb, fish with high fat content and smoked or salted meat, rice and much more...

Those who do not know coriander easily mix it up with parsley, but tastes completely different. Coriander herb is very versatile and refines soups, stews, salads, fish, poultry, yoghurt, chutneys or Thai curry...

in the small 40 g package. Coriander is a versatile spice. It goes well with bread, currys, soups, or meals with game, lamb, pork and chicken. For those with a sweet tooth, coriander is also known in gingerbread and applesauce...

in the giant-size package with 1 kg. Coriander is a versatile spice and has distinctive flavour. Its dominant, almost citrus-like note harmonises particularly well with bread, curries, soups and various types of meat such as game, lamb, pork or chicken. The sweet tooth knows the spice of gingerbread and stewed apples...

in the small 35 g package. Traditionally, coriander seasons bread, but it is also an integral part of Asian cuisine. By the way, the small seeds are in the botanical sense the fruits of the plant, which should not be missing in the Vietnamese cuisine, for example in any Pho Noodle Soup. The sweetish aroma of coriander unfolds best when slightly roasted...