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The new organic pasta, made of a mixture of 3 selected flours of Organic Agriculture, is balanced, tasty and nutritious. The perfect combination of maize, rice and buckwheat flour ensure to hold up to cooking, a winning flavor and a high nutritional profile.

INGREDIENTS: Maize flour* (60%), rice flour* (35%), buckwheat flour* (5%). May contain traces of lupine and soy.

*From organic farming.

The organic lemons from Sicily are characterized by the juicy flesh from the bright yellow color. The form of organic lemons is oval, in the pulp you can find some seed. The peculiarity of organic lemons lies in the fact of being rich intense flavor of juice. The genuineness of organic lemons allows not only the consumption of the precious juice but mainly the fragrant skin, very useful for the preparation of sweet and citrus liqueurs, first of all, the lemon liqueur Limoncello.

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The Rustic Organic Navel Oranges  from Sicily is grown following the organic farming method. The organic allows to obtain very sweet and fragrant citrus completely natural. Organic citrus like these allows recipes (with oranges), very tasty and nutritious. The colors of organic citrus are more 'alive and the properties' are beneficial to the body. The casing of the clove is thin, with the characteristic navel. Characteristics of biological Navel are: blonde pulp, Juicy and without seeds, a pleasant taste with low acidity. They are exceptional for the table, but nobody prevents us from doing a good juice!

The Black rice originates from China, but is today cultivated in specific areas of the Po valley in Italy. It is a pleasantly aromatic wholemeal rice that cooks in 40 minutes, releasing a special aroma somewhere between sandalwood and freshly-cooked bread.

Its black colour, is a rare characteristic. According to legend, in the past Chinese farmers cultivated it only for the emperor and his court, it was appreciated it for its nutritional and aphrodisiac properties (also known as forbidden rice).

It is delicious boiled and flavoured with oil or butter or used as a side dish for fish or meat.

"Thanks to the traditional stone husking and the meticulous selection process, this rice can boast the characteristics of tangible excellence of the "Extra Quality", awarded exclusively to products with less than 1/3 of the imperfections identified by law.”

Fennel is crunchy and slightly sweet, adding a refreshing contribution to the ever popular Mediterranean cuisine. It is readily available and at its best from autumn through to early spring. Fennel's aromatic taste is unique, strikingly reminiscent of licorice and aniseed. It's texture is similar to that of celery - crunchy and striated. The stalks are topped with feathery green leaves near which flowers grow and produce fennel seeds. The bulb, stalk, leaves and seeds are all edible.

Organic white cabbage is a versatile and mild tasting, low calorie, vegetable, perfect for a balanced diet.

Fresh Organic farming Carrots from Italy, delicious with a crunchier texture full of vitamins and nutritions like potassium and fiber

It is called salted anchovy fillets in cold-pressed organic sunflower oil, a product obtained from the processing of salted anchovies from the enzymatic maturation in brine of fresh anchovies, filleted and filled with the government liquid, it contain about 40 anchovie fillets.

It is called mackerel in cold-pressed organic sunflower oil, the product consisting of steamed mackerel fillets (mackerel from the Tyrrhenian Sea), handmade, placed in a specific glass container, closed after filling with the liquid of government. The product is stabilized by means of a sterilization heat treatment capable of irreversibly inactivating the enzymes and microorganisms that can alter the food.

The valencia orange has a rather light, slightly papillated orange peel and a high yield in juice.

An top quality salami made from pork meat from Cinta Senese pigs raised on the farm of the family on the hills of Tuscany. The slices are bright red in color, the grain is medium, the texture is soft, the lean part is compact and the fat extremely fondant. It tastes sweet and delicate.

The Cinta Senese is an ancient pig breed from the Siena area. It risked disappearing after the Second World War when it was replaced with more productive breeds suitable for intensive breeding. Cinta Senese owes its salvation to the passion of some breeders, including the Savigni family. These pigs need a lot of space and open air, in this way the muscles tone up and the animal gains weight slowly. Just think that a Large White pig is ready for slaughter after 6 months while for Cinta it takes at least 12 months. Cinta Senese pigs love to eat acorns, olives, chestnuts, tubers and berries, and are fed with organic supplements. Besides being of excellent quality, Cinta Senese fat is rich in Omega 3 SUGGESTIONS Great with your favourite breads, paired with good red wine.

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Amazing tasty potatoes from South Tyrol, Val Pusteria country side.

Raw Beetroots have a crunchy texture that turns soft and buttery when they are cooked. Beetroots are also an excellent source of folate and a very good source of manganese, potassium, and copper. They are also a good source of dietary fiber, magnesium, phosphorus, vitamin C, iron, and vitamin B6.

Delica pumpkins are squat and irregular, each presenting a completely unique landscape of scarred, green-grey skin. These pumpkins have a depth of flavour that consistently sets them apart. Beneath each gnarly rind, we find densely packed, vibrant flesh that smells distinctly sweet and stays firm once cooked.

This unique combination of texture and flavour can only be achieved through meticulous growing methods and a concerted effort to reduce the water content of each pumpkin.

Coming from Italian crops, processed from fresh boiled and preserved in glass with the addition of water and sea salt and lemon juice.

Coming from Italian crops, processed from fresh boiled and preserved in glass with the addition of tomato, onion, water, extra virgin olive oil, salt, pepper, bay leaf. Excellent heated or even to be eaten raw.

The Kanzi apple ticks all the right boxes for a modern apple. It has the modern bi-coloured appearance, and does indeed look very attractive on the supermarket shelf. The marketing literature suggests that Kanzi is a crimson-red but all the examples we have seen are red-orange. It is a good firm fairly crisp apple, with a mild but pleasant apple flavour, slightly sharp rather than sweet and quite juicy.

Typical Cremonese mustard with pieces of whole fruit made with apples and pears from organic farming Sweet and slightly spicy with fruit aroma.The Mostarda di Mele e Pere goes very well with semi-mature cheeses and ice cream vanilla-flavoured.

Typical Cremonese mustard, which stands out for being prepared with pieces of whole fruit made with oranges and lemons from organic farming. Sweet and slightly spicy with the characteristic freshness of citrus.The origin of Mostarda di Cremona is, as the name implies, in the preparations based on grape must (mustum ardens) which, cooked and concentrated, was consumed in its natural state or with the addition of mustard. With the addition of must, fruit or vegetables could be preserved a long. For this reason it had considerable success in the medieval and Renaissance kitchens of all of Europe, where they tried to exploit in every way all the devices that prevented them the deterioration of food. In the following centuries the link between mustard and the must, up to the product we know today and which, in its components fundamental, appeared already in its final version in the 19th century.
Organic Citrus Fruit Mostarda can be paired with smoked salmon, salted anchovies. Try it with aged cheeses.

The classic Cremona mustard, handcrafted by the Luccini family with red onions from organic farming, candied and dipped in glucose syrup flavored with mustard.
The origin of Mostarda di Cremona is, as the name implies, in preparations based on grape must (mustum ardens) which, cooked and concentrated, was consumed in its natural state or with the addition of mustard. With the addition of must, fruit or vegetables could be preserved for a long time. For this reason it had considerable success in medieval and Renaissance kitchens throughout Europe, where they tried to exploit in every way all the expedients that prevented the deterioration of the food. In the following centuries the link between mustard and must disappeared, up to the product we know today and which, in its fundamental components, already appeared in its final version in the 19th century.
The Mostarda di Cremona is excellent combined with cold cuts, boiled meats and cheeses, or in the classic combination with mascarpone and panettone. In particular it goes well with boiled beef, Montasio, Gruyere.

The purple-robed prince among cabbages. It has an intense musky flavor and sweet snappiness. Red cabbage can be stewed, braised, or even curried. It's crispy when you scoop the raw leaves into dip. Crunchy when you stir-fry small wedges. A silky herbal accent on the tongue when you add chopped leaves to stew or soup.

Lobsters are related to prawns and crabs. They have thin bodies covered in a hard shell, big claws and long antenna.

Tails: The tail holds the biggest piece of meat in the lobster.

Claws: Lobsters use their claws to catch food and battle predators and other lobsters. The larger of the two claws is called the crusher claw and the smaller claw is called the pincer or cutter claw. The claws of hard shell lobsters are full of tender, sweet meat.

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Primae Natur is the division that for over 30 years has been producing and assorting bread rolls, rice and corn cakes in the most varied flavours and characteristics to satisfy the most demanding consumers. Primae Natur products are Wellness, Organic, Gluten Free and Kosher and the productions of excellence of the Italian Regional Tradition.

This condiment is the result of a blend of Italian organic ingredients of Trebbiano grape juice, wine vinegar and cooked grape must. A delicate and slightly sour condiment, it is ideal as a dressing, in marinades or for glazing and caramelizing. It can also be used to prepare cocktails or refreshing drinks.

Ingredients: Organic cooked grapes must, wine vinegar and white grapes fresh juice

Serving Suggestions: cooked or raw vegetables, white meat, fish and fruit salad; non-alcoholic or alcoholic cocktails

This condiment is prepared exclusively with Italian organic ingredients, a blend of wine vinegar, cooked grape must and fresh cranberry juice. Rich in anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, it can be used to prepare refreshing drinks or cocktails, as a dressing, marinades or for glazing.

Ingredients: Organic cooked grapes must, wine vinegar and fresh cranberry juice

Serving Suggestions: cheeses, red meat, ice cream and fruit salad; soft drinks and alcoholic cocktails

This condiment is the result of a blend of wine vinegar, cooked grape must and fresh pomegranate juice from sustainable and organic farming. The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of the pomegranate make this condiment ideal in refreshing drinks or cocktails, or as a dressing, in marinades or for glazing.

Ingredients: Organic cooked grape must, wine vinegar and fresh pomegranate juice

Serving Suggestions: salads, cheeses, white and red meat, desserts; soft drinks and alcoholic cocktails

This condiment is prepared exclusively with Italian organic ingredients and is the result of a blend of wine vinegar, cooked grape must and fresh juice of raspberry. The taste is sweet and slightly sour. The raspberry gives antioxidant and diuretic properties to the condiment. It can be used to prepare soft drinks or cocktails, or as a dressing, in marinades or for glazing.

Ingredients: Organic cooked grapes must, wine vinegar and fresh raspberry juice

Serving Suggestions: cheeses, red meat, ice cream and ricotta-based desserts; soft drinks and alcoholic cocktails

This cider vinegar is produced exclusively from Italian organic apples and is not filtered or pasteurized. Due to the presence of the “mother”, the bacterial colony responsible for the acetous fermentation, the nutritional and beneficial properties of this product are fully maintained. The delicate taste of apple cider vinegar is enhanced by the sweet and pungent notes of organic honey and ginger. Ideal as a dressing, in marinades or to make refreshing and depurative drinks or original cocktails.

Ingredients: organic apple cider, honey and ginger.

Serving Suggestions: salads, cooked and raw vegetables; soft drinks and alcoholic cocktails.

This cider vinegar is produced exclusively from Italian organic apples and is not filtered or pasteurized. Due to the presence of the “mother”, the bacterial colony responsible for the acetous fermentation, the nutritional and beneficial properties of this product are fully maintained. The taste is delicate, fresh and sour.

Ingredients: organic apple cider

Serving Suggestions: salads, cooked and raw vegetables, sauces and slowed cooked stews

Giusti apple cider vinegar is produced with Italian apples sourced from organic agriculture, and is characterized by a well-balanced acidity and fruity taste. The fermentation process allows the product to fully preserve the original taste and nutritional properties. The apple cider vinegar is also considered a depurative food with countless beneficial properties.

Ingredients: organic apple cider

Serving Suggestions: salads, cooked and raw vegetables, fish and fruit salad

Podere Bioamiata is the widest biological breeding of "Cinta Senese" in Italy and it extends on 240 ht. of woods and pastures between Val d'Orcia and Monte Amiata, above 700m. of altitude. Our main care embrace the revaluation and the protection of this specie, even with the continuos scientific advistance of City Universities like Firenze and Perugia. However, our main support for the whole productive cycle is nature, the only "added ingredient" fit to exalt the taste of our products.

The Pancetta Cinta Bio represents the section of meat of the thorax and the stomach with the pig skin. The pieces are cut and massaged with salt and garlic and salted down for about 15 days; than cleaned and flavoured with black paper and put into store room for the seasoning. The product is in pieces of approximately 3kg with a thickness of about 4cm. Because of the wild breeding of the swine it is very difficult to obtain a lot of fat. Pancetta Cinta Bio that is very fatty is there for highly appreciated and has only one or two stripes of red meat. When sliced the white fat turns pink.

Originally cultivated in the Mediterranean and the Middle East, chickpeas, also known as garbanzo beans, have spread their culinary influence to areas all over the world. They are featured prominently in Italian, Greek, Indian, Middle Eastern, Spanish and Portuguese cuisine.

Viola farm produces lentils from organic farming, North African native plant species lens culinaris. Lentils are a dry legume, among the most digestible, the consumption of which dates back to the birth of agriculture in Mesopotamia. Viola Lentils are very small and therefore more valuable. Traditionally are eaten stewed, as a side dish to the cotechino or zampone.

From species triticum dicoccum is an ancient and distant cousin of common wheat, spelt can be used just as you would use wheat. Spelt has a slightly nuttier and sweeter flavor, and is higher in protein, fiber and B vitamins, and is more easily digested. It can be ground into flour, or try cooked hulled spelt as a substitute for rice or potatoes, or add to soups and salads.

High-fiber foods like spelt can help you feel fuller longer, leading you to consume fewer calories and possibly lose weight. Although this organic spelt flour is not suitable for a gluten-free diet, it can be tolerated by some people who are allergic to common wheat.

This organic millet is grown in Umbria and is an excellent mineral rich, gluten free cereal. Start out by toasting the grains until golden and then cook using a 1 to 2 ratio of millet to water. Cook for about 15 minutes and test the texture. Fluff it as you would couscous, maybe with some butter or olive oil. 

Slightly kidney-shaped with squarish ends, cannellini beans are creamy white in colour. When cooked, they have a fluffy texture and a slightly nutty, mild flavour. For convenience, choose canned, as the preparation is minimal. For more flavour and texture however, dried cannellini beans are the better choice.

A variety of kidney bean, this is a large plump bean that is pinkish-brown in colour with reddish-brown streaks. Borlotti beans are widely used in Italian cooking and have a sweetish flavour with a smooth creamy texture. They work well in salads and casseroles. The dried variety needs to be soaked in cold water before cooking.

The roveja a small, pea-like legume, whose color varies from dark green to brown to gray. Some researchers believe it is an ancestor of the common pea, while others claim it is a true species. In either case, its botanical classification is still unclear. In past centuries it was a staple in the diet of herders and farmers in the Sibillini Mountains, but in recent years its cultivation has been almost completely abandoned. Only in Valnerina, particularly in the area around Cascia, does it continue to be sown. The beans are grown at altitudes between 600 and 1,200 meters, planted in March and harvested in the middle of the summer.

Celery is a long green plant that grows in stalks with leaves on the ends. It makes an excellent low fat snack and can be eaten raw or cooked. Celery is available all year round. If you store celery, wrap top to bottom, in foil, and put it in your fridge, it will last up to 10 days without going rubbery. Celery is an excellent source of dietary fibre and a good source of Potassium, which counters an overload of Sodium in our bodies. Celery is highly versatile, it’s a great low fat snack, great in stews and casseroles and great for a little extra crunch in a salad. Celery can be eaten cooked or raw, it tastes good either way.

Belonging to the genus brassica of the mustard family, the cauliflower is a mass of tiny, tightly packed flower heads called curds, which grow from a thick central stem to form a single round head cupped by green leaves. It has a firm, almost waxy texture, and a mild, delicate flavour.

This red ruby wine with garnet reflections, has intense perfumes of tobacco, leather and ripe wood fruits. In the mouth it has a full, hot and harmonic taste. It is a product with BioAgriCert Organic Certification made from grapes Negramaro symbol of this area of the Puglia region's wine. The grape of Negramaro encloses the brightness and the heat and the scents of one earth vocate to the wine of high profile.

This red ruby wine with garnet reflections, has different, clear and persistent perfumes. In the mouth it is powerful and hot in alcohol. Fruity and spicy notes prevailed and the wine is persistent for a long time. It is a product with BioAgriCert Organic Certification made from Primitivo grape. The name derives from the location of the vineyard, situated in the locality of San Giovanni in a soil that is very resistant to dryness and particularly suitable for Primitivo grapes.