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Gourmet

€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. Read more
J-Basket
Article code 9.A.3
€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. Read more
Roger Descours
Article code 7.R.1
€6,00
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Chestnut Cream from Roger Descours is a dessert in itself. You can use it as a spread on toast, with pancakes or as a side dish with ice cream. Read more
Misako
Article code 9.R.3
€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. Read more
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. Read more
Article code 9.A.3
€3,05
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Green laver, known as aonori is a type of edible green seaweed. Read more
Mee Chun
Article code 6.C.3
€8,70
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For foodstuffs only. Read more
€15,55
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Japanese White sesame paste. Read more
€4,90
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Real del Potosi
Article code 3.D.1
€8,95
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A treat for the senses. Cajeta (made with 100% goat's milk) is slightly lighter or fresher in taste than caramel, not at all 'goaty' and really delicious on everything from toast to pancakes or ice cream sundaes, It is also delicious for a banoffee pie wi Read more
La Costena
Article code 4.D.3
€11,75
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Huitlacoche is a corn smut that grows on the corn plants. It is eaten, usually as a filling, in quesadillas and other tortilla-based foods and soups. Read more
€2,35
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Capers are very good in all your dishes. Use them in wok dishes or pasta sauces Read more
Matthew Walker
Article code 5.A.4
€10,85
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A traditional festive treat bursting with rich flavour and authentic ingredients. Deliciously fragrant and bursting with dried fruit, this pudding is a true classic. Perfect to round off your Christmas dinner. Read more
Article code 7.B.2
€12,70
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Spanish saffron, color and seasoning for paella, rice dishes or pasta dishes Read more
Article code 6.F.3
€16,20
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Black yuzu kosho is a chili and yuzu (Japanese citrus) paste, it has a beautiful black colour thanks to bamboo charcoal and offers a beautiful balance between green chili and fresh yuzu, Read more
Bramble
Article code 2.H.2
€5,00
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Mint sauce is traditionally a favorite with lamb, but it also tastes delicious with potatoes, sausages, meatballs, stew and casseroles. Read more
Authentic
Article code 4.K.2
€5,25
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Ready-made Pork Floss, can serve as a snack or as a topping on rice, porridge or other savory dishes. Read more
Article code 5.G.3
€13,80
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Yuzu kosho is a paste of chili and kabosu (Japanese citrus fruits). In Japan it is popularly eaten in miso soup or with sashimi. It is an excellent seasoning. Read more
Article code 8.H.2
€16,35
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This Japanese shiso is often used with grilled fish, tofu, somen noodles and as a garnish. It gives dishes notes of mint, basil and anise. Read more
Kraft
Article code 2.J.2
€6,70
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Maruyama Foods
Article code 9.L.4
€10,25
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Umeboshi paste is a Ume fruit based condiment (a type of apricot) and it is very popular in Japan. Read more
Pigeon Brand
Article code 5.N.4
€1,65
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Fermented Indian brown mustard (sour) Read more
€7,60
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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 Read more
€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. Read more