Stoneless dates have a delicate sweetness and a pleasant texture and are suitable as a snack, cut into pieces, for example, in muesli, smoothies, cakes and energy bars.

Ingredients: stoneless dates from organic farming.

Toasted coconut chips with no added sugar. These crispy coconut chips have a delicate coconut flavor and are made from fine, thin flakes of carefully selected coconuts. The white coconut flesh is cut into extra-fine pieces, dried and gently roasted to make them ready to use and retain the natural flavor of fresh coconut. Suitable for snacks, snacks, muesli, baked goods and desserts.

Ingredients: toasted coconut chips from organic farming.

Large and juicy cranberries with a wonderfully balanced sweet and sour taste. For the sake of taste, we have added cane sugar, as the berries are naturally very sour. Suitable for snacks, muesli, baked goods and salads.

Ingredients: cranberries* 60%, cane sugar* 39%, sunflower oil*.

*from organic farming

Figs with no added sugar have a subtle sweetness and a soft caramel-like consistency. The figs are hand-sorted and gently sun-dried to preserve the natural flavor of fresh figs.

Ingredients: sun-dried figs from organic farming.

Black quinoa is suitable as a side dish with boiled rice, in salads and soups, or even boiled into porridge. It tastes good both cold and hot. Quinoa, or Chilean gooseberry, is one of the most popular health foods. Quinoa looks similar to a grain, but it is actually a member of the spinach family. Its seeds are gluten-free, rich in protein, and it is one of the few foods that contains all nine essential amino acids.

Ingredients: black quinoa from organic farming.

Preparation: wash the quinoa thoroughly on a fine sieve under running water. Then let it boil with twice the amount of lightly salted water. Simmer under the lid on low heat for about 10-15 minutes. 

The red variety of quinoa has a slightly nutty flavor that can be enjoyed both cold and hot. It is suitable as a side dish with boiled rice, in salads and soups, or boiled into porridge. Quinoa is one of the most popular health foods. Quinoa looks similar to a grain, but it is actually a member of the spinach family. Its seeds are gluten-free, rich in protein, and it is one of the few foods that contains all nine essential amino acids.

Ingredients: red quinoa from organic farming.

Preparation: wash the quinoa thoroughly on a fine sieve under running water. Then let it boil with twice the amount of lightly salted water. Simmer under the lid on low heat for about 10-15 minutes.