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Abido Clove powder 50 g

8,99 RON

Categorie: Materii prime alimentare HoReCa
Subcategorie: Materii prime alimentare HoReCa
Livrare: In toata Romania
Magazin: Raya Halal

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Informatii despre produs

Abido Clove powder 50 g este un produs disponibil prin GastroHub, incadrat in categoria Materii prime alimentare HoReCa - Materii prime alimentare HoReCa. Produsul este disponibil de la Raya Halal din Bucuresti. Pretul afisat este 8,99 RON. Pretul si disponibilitatea actuala pot fi verificate in oferta comerciantului.

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Abido Clove powder 50 g face parte din gama Materii prime alimentare HoReCa listata pe GastroHub. Incadrarea in categoria Materii prime alimentare HoReCa ajuta la compararea produsului cu alte oferte relevante disponibile pe GastroHub. Oferta comerciala este furnizata de Raya Halal din Bucuresti, iar pretul si disponibilitatea trebuie verificate la comerciant inainte de comanda.

Descriere Abido Clove powder 50 g

Abido Clove powder 50 g Abido powder cloves, in a generous 50 g package, bring the unmistakable taste and aroma of the Orient to your kitchen. Cloves are an essential spice in oriental gastronomy, being appreciated for their warm, slightly spicy taste and intense aroma. Why choose Abido Powder Cloves 50 g? Premium quality: Abido Cloves come from carefully selected cultures, offering you a superior quality product. Intense aroma: Abido clove powder keeps intact the strong and characteristic aroma of whole cloves, giving your dishes a rich and unmistakable taste. Versatility: Powdered cloves can be used in a variety of dishes, from desserts and pastries to sauces, stews and marinades. Ease of use : Clove powder is much easier to use than whole cloves, eliminating the need for grinding. Practical packaging : The 50 g container is provided with an airtight lid, which maintains the freshness and aroma of the powder for a long time. They are a spice obtained from the flower buds of an exotic tree (Caryophyllus aromaticus, Eugenia caryophyllata or Syzygium aromaticum) from the myrtaceae family, which also includes myrtle and eucalyptus. The tree is native to the Moluccas Islands of Indonesia, but is now cultivated in other tropical or equatorial regions, especially in Asia and Africa.