Vinegar añejo de Rioja Vindaro 500ml

It´s a mix of spices, that basically contains: curcuma, ginger, pepper, cilantre, cumin and chiles. These blends of spices which are used all over the East, vary in ingredients, depending on the countries and regions. “Curry London finest” is one of the best curries for the European taste. It´s used to make curry sauces or to add to certain cooked dishes.

The Fleur de sel obtained in the traditional way is something very special. It comes from the primordial sea in northern Spain, enclosed in the mountains of the Pyrenees and has a very high mineral content. Mined on a traditional salt works 400 meters above sea level.

From the ginger family and originally from Java. It is a seasoning with an intense yellow color and much used in Hindu cooking. It provides a singular and delicate taste to those dishes in which it is used. It is an essential ingredient of curry. In Spanish cooking it is appropriate in small doses for pickled food, rice, stews and salads.

This is cultivated in the Mediterranean region, although it originated in The Orient. In Cooking it´s used for pickles, Mexican food, north African dishes (such as cuscus), Indian dishes (curries), in some sausages and in tomato sauces. A pinch of cumin when boiling vegetables makes them tastier and more digestive.

The Spanish Kalamata olive is picked at its largest size and left for months to develop its ideal flavor, perfect for salads, pasta, and pizza.

Made with organic extra virgin olive oil, for daily use and suitable for sensitive skin care. It contains a high moisturising and nourishing power.

Finca la Barca Sweet - Bitter-Sweet - Hot Smoked paprika powderr Set

The fine garlic granules from Onena can be wonderfully dosed with a strong taste. Even the smallest amounts can be removed and added to cold or warm dishes without any problems. When seasoning with the aromatic and healthy garlic granules, the annoying garlic peeling is no longer necessary and the fingers remain odorless. The popular condiment is ideal...

Harvested in September while still unripe and left to macerate in aromatic herbs, the Caspe olive has an unmistakable and soft bitter taste that makes it ideal as an aperitif or in salads.