"This special mix of essential oils creates a pleasant scent in your own home. Essentail oils like cinnamon bark, tangerine, blood orange and clove distinguish this unique scent and create warmth and sensuality. To obtain the long-lasting scent and effect of the essential oils it is recommended to keep the oils stored at a constant temperature.
Usage:
to scent the room: put enough water into the bowl of the aroma lamp and add 2-5 drops of an essential oil. Usage for the kitchen: 2-3 drops of an essential oil are enough to flavor 100 g of any food. You can find recipes in our blog! Link Rezepte "
The maturing time for the Speck Riserva is at least one year and the meat is produced only Italian pigs of selected breed. Bacon Riserva gets its special flavour the use of natural sea salt and a light smoking with beech wood and juniper.
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Fritz Trafoier's traditional farm in Ulten is known for its deliciously crunchy Schüttelbrot. At a South Tyrolean Marende, Schüttelbrot is the be-all and end-all.
To dive into the world of the cheese, to enjoy great moments in society or to give a nice surprise: a DEGUSTation is an ideal opportunity. Let yourselves be carried away in a wonderful world of pleasure by the fanciful created cheese specialities the affineur and cheese pope's Hansi Baumgartner. The arrangement of the DEGUSTation is new every time and it's a surprise. With attached info sheet the order of tasting the single specialities is exactly explained. The DEGUSTation for 8 persons contains at least 7 different cheese types with a total weight of approx. 2 kg. and the fitting chutney(s).
Gastronomic product based on bread and speck, typical of Alto Adige. Excellent with broth. Also ideal with sauerkraut, sausage, knuckle, cooked pork or vegetables. Also delicious with melted butter and Parmesan cheese. Cook in salted water or boiling broth for about 15-17 minutes.
Taste like a pretzel, but don't look like one! The bite-sized ‘Foglie di Brezel’ go well with any aperitif and come with a savoury crunch of crisps.
