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Organic Spanish Avocado Hass
$189 by kgThe Hass avocado is a cultivar of avocado with dark green–colored, bumpy skin. It was first grown and sold by Southern California mail carrier and amateur horticulturist Rudolph Hass, who also gave it his name. Their will have the best taste in February at their peak season. The Hass avocado is a large-sized fruit weighing 200 to 300 grams. When ripe, the skin becomes a dark purplish-black and yields to gentle pressure. When ready to serve, it becomes white-green in the middle part of the inner fruit. Their distinctive skin turns from green to purplish-black when ripe. They have a pale green flesh with a creamy texture and nutty flavor.
Origin: Spain
Packaging: paper bag
Storage: They might not be ready to eat when you receive them. Did you know you can chose if you want to help or not their maturation. Ripe bananas release a lot of ethylene, the hormone that triggers ripening in mature fruit, so placing one in a closed paper bag with your under-ripe avocados will speed up the process. Refrigerate ripe or cut avocados covered for up to five days.
Usage: Enjoy them in guacamole dip, in salads, or on sandwiches.
Organic Yellow Onions
$135 by kgDid you know that the onion comes from Asia and in Ancient Egypt it was considered a talisman due to its qualities that are highly beneficial to health and for relieving numerous diseases? The onion is a product that we use daily in our kitchens; it is a fundamental part of our cuisine. More and more people are looking to consume products that are more beneficial for both their body and for the environment, and therefore, organic products are one of the major players in our diets today. Organic Yellow Onions are preferred for reasons of taste, health and the environment.
Origin: France
Packaging: Tray
Storage: Keep in mind that humidity breeds spoilage in dry onions. Store whole onions in a cool, dry place with good air circulation for up to two months Once cut, tightly wrap any unused onion in plastic, refrigerate and use within four days.
Usage: These onions are a favorite in quiche, pizza, and onion soup and are great au gratin, fried, stir-fried, creamed, or stuffed.
Organic Red Onions – 1kg
$145Did you know that the onion comes from Asia and in Ancient Egypt it was considered a talisman due to its qualities that are highly beneficial to health and for relieving numerous diseases? The onion is a product that we use daily in our kitchens; it is a fundamental part of our cuisine. More and more people are looking to consume products that are more beneficial for both their body and for the environment, and therefore, organic products are one of the major players in our diets today. Organic Yellow Onions are preferred for reasons of taste, health and the environment.
Origin: France, Spain or Netherland
Packaging: Tray
Storage: Keep in mind that humidity breeds spoilage in dry onions. Store whole onions in a cool, dry place with good air circulation for up to two months Once cut, tightly wrap any unused onion in plastic, refrigerate and use within four days.
Usage: These onions are a favorite in quiche, pizza, and onion soup and are great au gratin, fried, stir-fried, creamed, or stuffed.
Organic Persimmon
$159 by kgOrganic persimmons are among the most emblematic fruits of the autumn season, yet they remain relatively unknown to consumers.Once native to China and Japan, persimmons, also known as kaki fruit or Sharon fruitOrganic persimmon fruit (or kaki fruit) have sweet, fragrant, orange flesh, similar to ripe nectarines in texture. Ours are grown in the south of Spain by Joaquin Perez, who has been growing flavoursome organic fruit for more than 10 years. The season is short, from mid-October to early December – a sweet mouthful of sunshine just as winter settles in to stay. They can be eaten out of hand when they become soft to the touch as well as used in cakes, tarts, and puddings.
Origin: France or Spain
Packaging: paper bag
Storage: Choose smooth, brightly-colored Cinnamon Persimmons that are plump and firm. Ripen at room temperature and store refrigerated for several days. Then simply rinse, peel and slice.
Usage: are a great winter salad ingredient when accompanied by walnuts and pomegranate seeds. For a real taste treat, enjoy this sweeter variety of persimmon with a crisp, juicy flavor. Persimmon fruit are best eaten fresh, while they’re still fairly firm. There’s no need to peel – you can eat the skin. As well as eating them as they are, or in fruity desserts, we love them in savoury salads. A plateful of peppery mixed leaves, crumbled Stilton, toasted walnuts and sweet slices of persimmon makes a piquant treat.