Madagascan black peppercorns

€1.35
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Black pepper is one of the leading spice Madagascar.

It has digestive properties , anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatory effects.

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Black peppercorns from Madagascar.

Sambavanilla black pepper is grown on the east coast of Madagascar in the Mananjary region.

Pepper plants grow on stakes and can climb up to 10 m in height.

The peppercorns grow in the form of clusters which are harvested twice a year when they reach maturity.

pepper tree  green pepper corn

The green pepper corn are then dried in the sun for several days and the husk takes a beautiful black color.

They are then sorted and calibrated.

Madagascar black pepper is a concentrate of essences with woody and fruity notes.

Keep it in corn and grind it at the last moment on your grilled meats and salad.

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Madagascan black peppercorns
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  • 5

    Perfect, for the shipment, the packaging, and for the taste (Translated review)

    Merchant's answer

    Hello Marie Catherine, We sincerely thank you for your positive feedback. We are delighted that our black peppercorns from Madagascar have satisfied you and that you appreciated the packaging and shipment. Your satisfaction motivates us to continue offering the best. Best regards, The Sambavanilla team.

  • 5

    Excellent. Very fragrant (Translated review)

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    Excellent (Translated review)

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    TB (Translated review)

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    Perfect. (Translated review)

  • 5

    I have been using it for several years and am always satisfied (Translated review)

  • 5

    ok (Translated review)

  • 5

    EXCELLENT. I RECOMMEND (Translated review)

  • 5

    Fresh, not eventful, all the expected aromatic subtlety. (Translated review)

  • 1

    good (Translated review)



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