Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper

Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper

Origin:  Vietnam

Expiration Date: Provided on the bag

Our Green Pepper Corns are 100% free of any artificial colours or preservatives.

Green pepper comes from the unripe, green, fruits of the plant, which are collected before ripening, subjected to a special color stabilization treatment and dried.

The aromas of green pepper are more discreet than black and move in more fruity.Ιts taste is less than half as hot as black pepper.

What tradition says:

Pepper was cultivated in India since the 13th century. The Arabs transferred pepper by land to Alexandria of Egypt and so slowly acquired their monopoly.

At that time, pepper in some areas was replacing the domestic currency.

In Byzantium, because it was very expensive, only the emperors and their yard enjoyed it.

The great explorers must discoveries in the pepper because trying to find alternative routes to India in order to squeeze out the Arabs and in achieving this goal, discovered new places.

The control of India was finally conquered by the English, but in the meantime (16th century) pepper began to be cultivated in Sumatra, Malaysia, Cambodia and Madagascar.

So when imports to Europe became massive in the 17th-18th centuries, pepper prices began to fall and ceased to be the privilege of the rich.

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Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper 85 grams (3.1 oz) 6.90
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Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper 220 grams (7.8 oz) 13.90
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Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper 460 grams (16.2 oz) 22.40
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Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper 950 grams (33.5 oz) 40.90
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Whole Green Peppercorns | Green Pepper 1.95 KG (68.8 oz) 80.00
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Origin:  Vietnam

Expiration Date: Provided on the bag

Our Green Pepper Corns are 100% free of any artificial colours or preservatives.

Green pepper comes from the unripe, green, fruits of the plant, which are collected before ripening, subjected to a special color stabilization treatment and dried.

The aromas of green pepper are more discreet than black and move in more fruity.Ιts taste is less than half as hot as black pepper.

What tradition says:

Pepper was cultivated in India since the 13th century. The Arabs transferred pepper by land to Alexandria of Egypt and so slowly acquired their monopoly.

At that time, pepper in some areas was replacing the domestic currency.

In Byzantium, because it was very expensive, only the emperors and their yard enjoyed it.

The great explorers must discoveries in the pepper because trying to find alternative routes to India in order to squeeze out the Arabs and in achieving this goal, discovered new places.

The control of India was finally conquered by the English, but in the meantime (16th century) pepper began to be cultivated in Sumatra, Malaysia, Cambodia and Madagascar.

So when imports to Europe became massive in the 17th-18th centuries, pepper prices began to fall and ceased to be the privilege of the rich.

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