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Kaffir Lime Powder from Madagascar
€3.35
Kaffir lime has many names such as cumbava, cumbaba, combawa, or
Kaffir Lime Leaf Powder from Madagascar
€2.07
Kaffir lime has many names such as cumbava, cumbaba, combawa, or
Kaffir Lime zest from Madagascar
€3.15
Kaffir lime has many names such as cumbava, cumbaba, combawa, or
Kaffir Leaves from Madagascar
€1.20
Kaffir is coming from Indonesia. This citrus fruit is not widely used in France, and is often used to enhance many dishes (sweet or savory).
This is a citrus fruit...
Ginger powder from Madagascar
€2.13
Natural ginger powder obtained by grinding ginger rhizomes.
Origin: Madagascar
Easy to store and long shelf life.
Ginger chips from Madagascar
€2.00
Ginger comes from the south of India and its name means "deer antler"
Only the root called rhizome is edible
Sesame seeds from Madagascar
€1.56
Sesame is a plant that supports rather welldryness and sandy soils like those in Madagascan plains.
Sesame was imported from Asia into Madagascar by the first...
Whole nutmeg from Madagascar
€2.49
Nutmeg grows on a tree called nutmeg tree.
It corresponds to the kernel
Star anise from Madagascar
€2.45
The anise is native of the Mediterranean countries.
The anise is also called Pimpinella anisum
Whole leaves of Soursop from Madagascar
€2.99
Soursop leaves are widely used in traditional medicine.
They are known to have healing properties against certain cancers.
Nutmeg Mace from Madagascar
€4.18
If you love nutmeg, you will love the nutmeg mace.
Nutmeg mace is also called...
Whole Cardamom seeds from Madagascar
€3.58
Sambavanilla Green Cardamom seeds have a lemony taste that is close to pine sap.