Pack of 7 sachets of 20 g of Tan Hoi black pepper, 140 g in total. Pepper from Vietnam with a penetrating hotness. Ideal with red meat, oily fish, vegetables (red cabbage, tomatoes) or legumes. Hermetically packed for long-lasting protection of the spices. Designed for Peugeot French pepper mills. More
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Pack of 7 sachets of 20 g of Tan Hoi black pepper, 140 g in total. Pepper from Vietnam with a penetrating hotness. Ideal with red meat, oily fish, vegetables (red cabbage, tomatoes) or legumes. Hermetically packed for long-lasting protection of the spices. Designed for Peugeot French pepper mills. More
Black pepper Tan Hoi, 7 x 20 g - great classic, woody, warm taste
Harvested in Vietnam, Tan Hoi black pepper has a distinctly pungent, resinous, woody, warm flavour. It is characterised by a strong and lively spiciness. It goes perfectly with red meat, fatty fish, vegetables (red cabbage, tomatoes, potatoes) or legumes.
- Tan Hoi black pepper for Peugeot grinders
- packed in hermetic bags
- protected from air, light and humidity
- preserves the aroma
- Intensity 9
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