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garnished spice basket
€15.00
ideal for a gift this basket filled with spices is from Malagasy craftsmanship and entirely handmade.
Vanilla fleur de sel from Madagascar
€2.22
Connection between sea and land, Vanilla fleur de sel of Madagascar is a salt product that will fit...
Star anise from Madagascar
€2.56
The anise is native of the Mediterranean countries.
The anise is also called Pimpinella anisum
Ifaty salt with ginger and kaffir lime powder
€2.27
Connection between sea and land, Ifaty "fleur de sel" is a salt product that will fit perfectly with...
Peppered fleur de sel from Madagascar
€2.07
Connection between sea and land, Vanilla fleur de sel of Madagascar is a salt product that will fit...
Anise wood from Madagascar
€1.79
The anise wood comes from the bark of the star anised tree.
It is used in the Malagasy cuisine for its digestive properties.
West Indies salt
€1.56
Immerse yourself in the authentic flavours of the West Indies with our West Indian salt blend, a perfect fusion of exotic spices that will awaken your taste buds with every bite. Discover an explosion of flavours and instantly transport...
Smoky Salt
€1.70
Our smoky salt blend is the key to bringing authentic flavour to your favourite dishes. Use it to enhance grilled meats, roasted vegetables, seafood and much more. Its subtle aroma and crunchy texture will instantly transport you to a savoury...
Cinnamon sticks from Madagascar
€2.00
The cinnamon of Madagascar has a low rate of coumarin and contains antioxidants.
It is also called "Ceylon cinnamon"
It is more fragrant than cinnamon from China.
We have made a selection of typical madagascan spices available on this menu.
black pepper grows in plantations on East coast.
Red chilies which are used as an accompaniment in Madagascan traditionl coocking.
Ginger, one of the key ingredient in Madagascan coocking.
Cloves that were very expensive during many centuries and became a "special occasion" used spice like for Christmas.
All spices we sell are coming from local producers and taste can be different given producers.
We also try to propose always from last harvest and limit our stocks.