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Black Pepper 5ml
Piper nigrum
5ml
Black Pepper is a well-known cooking spice used to enhance the flavour of foods. Described as hot, sharp, fruity, and spicy, Black Pepper essential oil can be added to meats, soups, entrées, and salads to enhance flavour. Although Black Pepper is commonly known for its vast culinary uses, its topical benefits are equally noteworthy.
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Israel
Retail Price₪134.00
Member Price₪100.50
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Europe
Retail Price€35.66
Member Price€26.75
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Benefits
- Regarded as one of the most flavourful essential oils.
- A versatile flavouring component widely used across the world in savoury dishes, commonly ground from peppercorn form.
- Stimulating, herbaceous flavour ideal for soups, salads and seasoning for savoury recipes.
How to Use
- Combine Black Pepper with Cilantro oil to give your next meal a hint of spice and add to meats, soups, entrées, and salads to enhance food flavour.
Directions
For food flavouring.
Cautions
Only use diluted. Take no more than one drop per day. Keep out of reach of children. Keep out of eyes and mucosa.
Sourcing
Sourcing
Why Africa?
Black pepper requires particular growing conditions to thrive. We source our black pepper from an area in Africa where the climate is ideal for the plant—the exact location is proprietary.
How Does it Work?
Africa
Black pepper grows on a flowering vine that can grow up to 32 feet (10 m) tall. It can be grown interspersed among shade crop trees, such as coffee. The black pepper vine has green, almond-shaped leaves. Among the leaves are fruit clusters, known as drupes, that can grow up to about 6 inches (15 cm) long. As the fruit matures, it changes from green to dark red. After being harvested and dried, the black pepper fruit turns even darker, appearing black. Black Pepper essential oil is produced using steam distillation.
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