Cretan Carob

picto carob

Consumed throughout the Mediterranean basin, we know that the Greek Theophrastus reported that his compatriots called the carob, the Egyptian fig. Our partner, located on the island of Crete, in a small village called Argyroupoli, is a family business that mainly focuses on the production of various organic products from carob pods. Dried and crushed at low temperature thus sublimating its flavor which recalls the taste of caramel, cinnamon or even that of coconut.

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THE RELAXING Throughout the day, our mueslis allow you to quickly prepare a tasty and gluten-free meal. Made from germinated and dehydrated cereals at low temperature (less than 45°C), we have enriched them with our...
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€17.70 (tax incl.) €29.50
Carob helps reduce appetite and weight control. Consumed throughout the Mediterranean basin, we know that the Greek Theophrastus reported that his compatriots called the carob the Egyptian fig. Our partner, located...
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CLEARANCE 40% OFF
€15.00 (tax incl.) €25.00
THE RELAXING Throughout the day, our mueslis allow you to quickly prepare a tasty and gluten-free meal. Made from germinated and dehydrated cereals at low temperature (less than 45°C), we have enriched them with our...
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Limited time offer
CLEARANCE 40% OFF
€11.40 (tax incl.) €19.00
VITALITY OF THE ANDES (Re)Discover all the flavors of Peru, from the Amazon to the Andes, in this innovative and creamy version of hot chocolate made with 4 superfoods highlighting raw Criollo cocoa. Source of...
SOLD OUT
Limited time offer
CLEARANCE 40% OFF
€6.00 (tax incl.) €10.00
Carob helps reduce appetite and weight control. Consumed throughout the Mediterranean basin, we know that the Greek Theophrastus reported that his compatriots called the carob the Egyptian fig. Our partner, located...

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