In the remote south west of Sicily lies the Valle del Belice, home to a unique pecorino (sheep’s milk) cheese and to a large green olive renowned for its succulent flesh and delicate flavour. These Nocellara del Belice olives are presented whole, unpitted and in cold-pressed oils, preserving that buttery flavour until you take your first bite. Delicious served with a pecorino or similarly nutty, crumbly cheese, or simply enjoyed with a glass of ice cold white wine.

For this Kasbah blend, rich purple Kalamata olives and fresh green olives are used, drenching them in the flavours of the Levant: cumin and coriander, garlic and chilli, parsley and mint. And the last ingredient, which gives the olives that unique, delicate fragrance? Rosewater.

Delicious organic sauerkraut: red cabbage, salt and winter depth.

Eastern European fermented, organic cabbage packed full of natural goodness, taste and possibilities.

Just red cabbage, Celtic sea salt and time – and they’ve also added some rich, earthy flavours for a different experience. The result is full of beneficial live bacteria, extremely tasty and offers vitamins C and K, potassium, calcium and phosphorus. And it’s great in salad, with a sausage, even in a smoothie. Try not to cook it, just add it.

All ingredients are certified organic: 

Ingredients – Red Cabbage (37.5%), Carrots, Beetroot (18.7%), Onion, Ginger, Ground Cloves, Ground Cinnamon, Celtic Sea Salt

• Net weight 475g
• Keep refrigerated
• Unpasteurised
• Suitable for Vegans

Inspired by Korea and fermenting organic vegetables, spices and Celtic sea salt together, this kimchi follows a more traditional Korean recipe and is flavoured with tamari and smoked paprika.

Usually presented as a side dish, kimchi is naturally cultured and high in vitamins, enzymes and beneficial live bacteria – as well as taste, of course. This flavour bomb of goodness also loves scrambled eggs, pizzas and even being the ‘crunch’ on melted cheese. Try it your way – if it’s good for you, it’s good for you.

A hit of vitamins packed in to full flavour.