Peppercorns (Pink)
Pink peppercorns are light and fluffy, almost hollow, and have a citrusy flavor. Their heat and fruity aroma make them suitable for a wide variety of dishes. They have a mildly sweet and peppery flavor. Their bold colour and subtle taste make them an excellent addition to many dishes including salads, eggs, seafood, and white sauces.
Pink peppercorns are not really related to peppercorns, but came to have this name because of their visual resemblance and because they also have a peppery flavor. They are actually related to cashews and mangoes.
**This product is a member of the cashew family and may cause an allergic reaction in those with tree nut allergies. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using any herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.
Pink peppercorns are light and fluffy, almost hollow, and have a citrusy flavor. Their heat and fruity aroma make them suitable for a wide variety of dishes. They have a mildly sweet and peppery flavor. Their bold colour and subtle taste make them an excellent addition to many dishes including salads, eggs, seafood, and white sauces.
Pink peppercorns are not really related to peppercorns, but came to have this name because of their visual resemblance and because they also have a peppery flavor. They are actually related to cashews and mangoes.
**This product is a member of the cashew family and may cause an allergic reaction in those with tree nut allergies. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using any herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.
Pink peppercorns are light and fluffy, almost hollow, and have a citrusy flavor. Their heat and fruity aroma make them suitable for a wide variety of dishes. They have a mildly sweet and peppery flavor. Their bold colour and subtle taste make them an excellent addition to many dishes including salads, eggs, seafood, and white sauces.
Pink peppercorns are not really related to peppercorns, but came to have this name because of their visual resemblance and because they also have a peppery flavor. They are actually related to cashews and mangoes.
**This product is a member of the cashew family and may cause an allergic reaction in those with tree nut allergies. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using any herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.