welcome to organik
who we are?
Understanding the sometimes harmful methods of modern agriculture, we started a niche for quality organic produce grown.
how we work?
We believe it’s the best way to inspire our community to relish in the taste of real, seasonal produce and keep connected to the land.
what we grow?
We take special care to select and grow specific crop varieties where exceptional flavor is the focus, with a determination to bring the best-tasting produce.
French Strawberry
$359 by kg /moq 500gEnjoy this delicate fruit delivered at home. You will receive the strawberry variety in season (magnum, gariguette, rone clery, cifloretten flair..)
Origin: France,
Packaging: Paper tray or plastic tray
Storage:Very fragile product. in their original packaging in the fridge. It is better to eat them within 1 day after receiving your order.
Usage: Perfect dessert, they are already sweet so you don’t need to add sugar. You can add and the whipping cream on top. You can use them to make your own jam or include them in your dessert recipes.
Organic Dried Agen Prunes – 250g
$59arried from China along the Silk Road, plum trees flourished all over the Mediterranean basin under the aegis of the Greeks and Romans. The fruits were dried in the sun or in bakers’ ovens, depending on the region, transforming them into prunes. Prunes are highly nutritious dried fruits with a very long shelf life, making them ideal sustenance during times of poor harvests or for long sea or land journeys. Prunes have been appreciated for thousands of years due to their nutritional, dietary and medical properties, and were prescribed by Greek, Roman and Arab doctors. A number of writers incorporated them into their works,
Origin: France
Price is per 250g
Organic Peach
$179 by kgEnjoy our organic yellow or white peaches on their own, or in any of your favorite peach recipes. These are great fruits for preserving and we highly recommend freezing or canning peaches to enjoy in the winter months. Peaches are native to China, but the name “peach” comes from Persia, which cultivated the fruit and eventually transplanted it across Europe. Origin: France or Spain Packaging: kraft bag Storage: peaches purchased hard-ripe will ripen if you leave them out on the counter, un-refrigerated, for two or three days. Put them in a brown paper bag to hasten the process. Don’t refrigerate though until they’re fully ripe, and then don’t keep them in the refrigerator for more than a day or two. Usage: eat them straight away or cook them to create delicious recipes, mix it with roquefort for a tasty starter. The intense flavor of yellow peaches make them very suitable for baking.
Organic Pear – End of season
$139Enjoy a delicious pear. Type might change depending of the arrivals!
Fruits Basket – Orchard
$249Enjoy a weekly dose of vitamines thanks to our surprise baskets. We refresh our selection every week to provide you the best seasonal organic fruits and deliver them directly to your door. We choose for you among classical fruits varieties but you might discover some less usual one. All our products are sourced from sustainable producers, including organic/demeter certified. Origin: we make France our first choice but you might get some items from neighbours (Italy, Spain, Netherland)
Blackberry – Panach’Fruit (Pesticide Free) 4x100g – Order before Monday 2pm
$279Enjoy delicious raspberry by the famous producer Panach’fruits.
Origin: France
Packaging: tray
Storage: keep cold in the fridge
Raspberry – Panach’Fruit (Pesticide Free) 4x100g – Order before Monday 2pm
$279Enjoy delicious raspberry by the famous producer Panach’fruits.
Origin: France
Packaging: tray
Storage: keep cold in the fridge
Organic Banana
$129 by kg
Origin: Dominican Republic or Peru
Packaging: none
Storage: Store in the fridge first and store at room temperature when you plan to eat them. If you receive them green, you just need to wait a few days to enjoy them.
Usage: to eat on the way back from school or to mix with melted chocolate, the choice is yours
Sold by minimum 2kg
TATLER Hong Kong
Le petit Journal
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