Pack of 3 bags of 20 g Kampot Bio black pepper, 60 g in total. Ideal for red meat, oily fish, vegetables or legumes. Hermetically packed for long-lasting protection of the spices. Designed for Peugeot French pepper mills. More
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Pack of 3 bags of 20 g Kampot Bio black pepper, 60 g in total. Ideal for red meat, oily fish, vegetables or legumes. Hermetically packed for long-lasting protection of the spices. Designed for Peugeot French pepper mills. More
Black pepper Kampot Bio, 3 x 20 g - sweet and floral notes
Kampotorganic black pepperis harvested in the southwest of Cambodia in the Kampot region, which is bordered by the sea. The pepper is grown on a traditional farm with certified organic and faire trade status. It brings a surprisingly fresh flavour with sweet floral notes. It is an ideal condiment for red meat, fatty fish, vegetables, legumes, some vegetables (strawberries and cherries) and chocolate desserts.
- Kampot Bio black pepper for Peugeot grinders
- packed in hermetic bags
- protected from air, light and moisture
- preserves the aroma
- Cambodia
- Intensity 8
Over 200 years of history
Peugeot is part of an emblematic French brand firmly anchored in the public consciousness. Its adventure began in the 19th century when brothers Jean Pierre and Jean Frédéric Peugeot converted an inherited mill into a steel foundry and began producing steel ribbons and springs for multiple uses. Over time, they expanded their production and began to manufacture, for example, sharp saws, crinolines and high wheels. The first coffee grinders were produced as early as 1840. The many inventions and innovations in the culinary world have always put the Peugeot brand at the top. Today, its table grinders are present on the tables of all great chefs across continents and even wine lovers enjoy their wine range.
