Discover our Vegan category – a selection of carefully chosen products that are 100% plant-based, cruelty-free, and environmentally friendly. Here, you'll find health-supporting vitamins, skincare products, household chemicals, and dietary supplements suitable for everyday use by conscious consumers. A vegan lifestyle doesn't mean compromises – rather, it involves smart choices for yourself and the planet. Take a step toward a healthier and more ethical lifestyle today!
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This 250 million year old crystalline salt is mined from the Himalayan mountains north of Pakistan. After extraction, it is polished, hand washed and dried in the sun. The salt soap has an exfoliating and cleansing effect. For external use only.
A bar made from natural mineral salt (Potassium Alum), which is well suited for use as a soothing and moisturizing after-shave product. Suitable for stopping bleeding from minor shaving cuts and reducing the growth of bacteria on the skin. The product can also be used as a regular crystal deodorant for underarms.
Potassium Alum is not an aluminum salt, it is a natural mineral salt used in deodorants and skin care products. Its role is to inhibit the growth of odor-causing bacteria. Potassium Alum is a large-molecule natural mineral and is not easily absorbed through the skin. Potassium Alum occurs naturally as a mineral rock and is obtained by mining, after which it is purified and only then used in cosmetics.
The natural mineral salt (Potassium Alum) sweat stick is 100% natural and neutralizes bad odor by inhibiting the growth of bacteria without inhibiting sweating. Ideal for delicate and sensitive skin. Also suitable as a soothing and moisturizing after-shave product and to stop bleeding from small shaving cuts.
Potassium Alum is not an aluminum salt, it is a natural mineral salt used in deodorants and skin care products. Its role is to inhibit the growth of odor-causing bacteria. Potassium Alum is a large-molecule natural mineral and is not easily absorbed through the skin. Potassium Alum occurs naturally as a mineral rock and is obtained by mining, after which it is purified and only then used in cosmetics.
Product specifically formulated for celiac people.
Ingredients: organic buckwheat flour.
May contain soy.
Organic raw buckwheat flakes that retain the beneficial substances and taste found in buckwheat.
Ingredients: raw buckwheat flakes from organic farming.
Sugar-free oat drink is a natural oat drink from which the sugars naturally present in oats are removed during the manufacturing process. This reduces the sugar content to <0,5g per 100ml, which justifies the zero-sugar claim. The oat flavor, however, remains identical.
Ingredients: spring water, gluten free oat* (11%), sunflower oil*, sea salt.
*from organic farming
Shake well before use. After opening, store in a refrigerator and use within 4-5 days.
Certified gluten-free buckwheat flakes, ideal for making muesli, porridge and other foods.
Ingredients: buckwheat flakes from biodynamic organic farming.
May contain traces of soy, mustard and lupin.
Delicious gluten-free lasagna sheets that maintain the desired "al dente" consistency when cooked. No pre-cooking required.
Ingredients: corn flour*, rice flour*.
*from organic farming
Ingredients: black cumin (Nigella sativa) from organic farming.
Made in Denmark.
A natural flavoring used to flavor sauces, stews, ice cream, compotes, puddings, pies. Vanilla sugar has a fuller flavor and is also good for sprinkling on cakes, etc. instead of regular powdered sugar.
Ingredients: powdered sugar from cane sugar*, vanilla powder* 10%.
*from organic farming
Made in Denmark.
Ideal for flavoring desserts and baked goods.
Ingredients: vanilla powder from organic farming.
Made in Denmark.
Coconuts are opened and pressed, during which the pulp is mixed with water to achieve the right creamy consistency. This results in coconut milk, which is completely free of additives.
Ingredients: coconut extract* 50%, water.
*from organic farming
Coconut cream is a fattier version of coconut milk and is made by pressing the flesh of coconuts and mixing it with water. Coconut cream can also be whipped. For example, add vanilla powder and whip for a while and you have the perfect topping for dessert or coffee. For best results, refrigerate the product overnight before whipping.
Ingredients: coconut extract* 61%, water.
*from organic farming
Coconut pulp is dried and finely ground to produce coconut fiber flour, which can be used as an alternative to almond flour and, for example, as a partial replacement for wheat flour in baking (replace a maximum of 20% of the flour with coconut flour). It is also suitable for adding fiber to breakfast or smoothies.
Ingredients: coconut flour from organic farming.
The flowers of the coconut palm contain the finest nectar that can be extracted and boiled down into sugar. Unrefined and with a beautiful golden glow given by nature. Coconut sugar is very similar to dark cane sugar, but has a warmer, more caramelly sweetness. Coconut sugar can be used for anything you want to add sweetness to, just like regular sugar.
Ingredients: organic coconut sugar.
The slightly sweet taste is accompanied by a high protein and fiber content. Barley flakes are good for homemade bread or porridge.
Ingredients: barley flakes from organic farming.
Rye is a classic Nordic cereal that has a natural blue-green color, and therefore the product may also contain blue-green flakes.
Ingredients: whole grain rye flakes from organic farming.
Four-grain porridge is gluten-free and quick to prepare, making it ideal for quick breakfasts or snacks.
Ingredients: gluten-free oatmeal*, corn grits*, rice flakes*, millet flakes*.
*from organic farming
Perfect for making classic polenta and gluten-free dishes.
Ingredients: gluten-free corn grits from organic farming.
Cashews are slightly sweeter than other nuts, and cashew butter also has a delicately sweet taste. A great source of natural protein, carbohydrates, and fats. It can be spread on toast, added to smoothies or porridge, enjoyed with fruit, or added to baked goods.
Ingredients: roasted and ground cashews from organic farming.
May contain traces of sesame seeds, peanuts, almonds and hazelnuts.
Almond butter is high in healthy fats, protein, fiber, and vitamin E, which support heart health, provide energy, and help keep you fuller longer. It can be spread on toast, added to smoothies or porridge, enjoyed with fruit, or added to baked goods.
Ingredients: roasted and ground almonds from organic farming.
May contain traces of sesame seeds, peanuts, cashews and hazelnuts.
The secret of this universal frying oil lies in the use of a specific variety of sunflower seeds and their fatty acid composition. The type of sunflower seeds used for this frying oil is characterized by a high content of monounsaturated fatty acids, which are essential for the oil to withstand high temperatures. The oil is ideal for all types of frying and baking, even deep-frying, as the product is tasteless and can withstand high temperatures.
Ingredients: filtered, high-oleic sunflower oil from organic farming.
Made from roasted sesame seeds, sesame oil is a delicious addition to your basic cooking oils. Sesame oil can withstand high heat and can be used for stir-frying and baking, among other things. The oil's nutty flavor makes it suitable for marinating vegetables and seasoning Asian sauces and salads.
Ingredients: oil from roasted sesame seed oil from organic farming.
Chia seeds are high in omega-3 fatty acids and fiber, and are a good source of protein. The seeds have a neutral flavor and can be used to make bread, porridge, smoothies, and cakes healthier. Just remember that chia seeds absorb a lot of liquid, so use more liquid in recipes or soak the seeds in water for 20 minutes before using.
Ingredients: chia seeds (Salvia hispanica) from organic farming.
Do you like seeds that fill your diet with plenty of protein, fiber, and omega-3 fatty acids? Then flax seeds could be one of your best friends in the kitchen. Flax seeds are also suitable for sprouting.
Ingredients: flax seeds from organic farming.
