Why You’ll Love This Product
Delicate, fruity and aromatic with subtle sweetness and a gentle peppery warmth.
Perfect for fish, chicken, salads, vegetables, creamy sauces and even desserts—use on their own or combine with other peppercorns and spices to create flavours to suit your taste.
Perfect For
Chicken and turkey — Lightly crush into marinades, sauces and seasonings for a subtle fruity pepper character.
Salads and dressings — Sprinkle whole or lightly crushed over salads or add to vinaigrettes for colour, aroma and gentle warmth.
Roasted vegetables — Works particularly well with asparagus, carrots, squash, courgettes and Mediterranean vegetables.
Creamy sauces — Adds delicate peppery character and attractive pink-red flecks to cream-based sauces.
Cheese — Try with goat's cheese, soft cheeses and creamy cheese dishes for an interesting contrast of flavours.
Desserts — Experiment with chocolate, strawberries and other berries, where the subtle fruity character adds an unexpected twist.
Homemade pepper blends — Combine with black, white and green peppercorns to create colourful grinder blends with different layers of pepper flavour.
Flavour Profile
Pink Peppercorns have a delicate, aromatic and slightly sweet flavour with fruity notes and gentle peppery warmth. Softer in character than traditional black pepper, they provide subtle warmth without dominating the other flavours in a dish.
Their beautiful pink-red colour also makes them particularly good as a finishing ingredient. Use whole for visual impact or lightly crush them to release more of their distinctive aroma and flavour.
Allergen & Nutritional Information
Allergen Information
Made in a facility that handles gluten, tree nuts, sesame, soya, peanuts, celery, and mustard.
Typical values per 100g
Energy (Kj)1326 / (Kcal) 317
Fat (g)13
Carbohydrates (g) 34.9
Protein (g) 14.8
Origin & Storage
Storage:
Packed in small batches to help preserve freshness and natural oils. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Origin