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A for Alfalfa. The small sprout is a powerhouse. It is no coincidence that the name, which comes from the Arabic culture, has a very special meaning: "father of all...

Bella Italia? Solo con basil! What would Italian cuisine be without this herbal classic? Pizza, pasta, risotto or tomatoes with mozzarella - basil brings a Mediterranean touch to your favourite...

Sonnentor Cardamom Ground Organic 50g Worshipped as the Queen of Spices in India. The green capsules are elaborately harvested by hand, which makes them partially valuable. Origin: Guatemala 

Chili fans will rejoice because fiery chili flakes are a treat for the eyes and the palate. Pasta sauces, curries, marinades and desserts see red! Chili flakes knock even hardcore...

Sonnentor Cumin ground, organic 40g

Sonnentor Cumin Whole Organic 40g

Sonnentor Curry Sweet 50g Ingredients: Cumin*, corriander*, turmeric*, fenugreek seeds*, sage*, yellow mustard seeds*, fennel*, paprika sweet*, sea salt, ginger*, bay leaves*, rosemary*, thyme*. *From Certified Organic Farms 

SonnentoR Fenugreek Organic Seeds for Sprouting 120g

Sonnentor Juniper Beeries 35 g

Delicious Lemon Balm Flavor Lemon balm is known for its refreshing citrusy flavor and calming properties. Our SonnentoR Lemon Balm Organic Herbs are carefully selected and dried to preserve the...

The stuff that 1001 fairy tales are made of. Contrary to Arab legend, the spice doesn’t grow in cinnamon lakes, but is obtained from the bark of trees. Goes well...

The grass is much more citrusy on the other side of the world. But there is no reason to be envious. We bring lemongrass from Asia to our cooking pots....

Upset tummy, goodbye! Many will be familiar with fennel from their childhood when fennel tea soothed upset tummies. But the spice should not be reduced to its digestive effect. The...

Sonnentor Organic Ground Celyon Cinnamon 40g Surely the cinnamon you get in the supermarket is the same as this fancy Ceylon? Well it appears not. What is Ceylon Cinnamon? Ceylon...

Keep calm and curry on! Fenugreek is particularly popular with Indian cuisine. From the Taj Mahal to Bombay, it spices up Chapatis and Naans and is part of various curry...

Impressive family tree! This great tuber belongs to the ginger family together with galangal and turmeric. Hotness runs in the family. It’s also not surprising that ginger makes it big...

László, Janos and Piroska love it! The mental leap to Hungary is obvious, as the country’s popularity can be credited to goulash. But the rest of the world also gets...

Go for it! A commitment for life. Rosemary is a symbol for love and loyalty and is traditionally found in a bridal bouquet. Today, rosemary brings Amore to our favourite...

Get the stars from the sky - and into the saucepan! The beautifully shaped spice catapults each amateur cook to a star kitchen. The star member of Chinese cuisine enjoys...

Preserves galore! Pickles, gherkins and chutney are all blown away by the yellow grains. Soups and marinades also like to invite mustard in. Even in the Middle Ages people enjoyed...