This is a citrusy, refreshing and vegan variety. A new gourmet star that is becoming more and more accessible to the average consumer, who is at the same time demanding and values products that make an impact. Caviar Lime is a surprising product, a luxury snack for the most discerning palates. Also known as Finger…
COMBAVA or MAKRUT LIME leaves are known to be the most aromatic of all herbs and add an extremely unique and distinctive flavour to many different dishes. They are used predominately in Thai, Lao and Cambodian cuisine in soups, curry pastes and stir fries. The fruit can also be used in marmalades, marinades, vinegars, etc.…
Bergamot (Citrus bergamia) is actually a hybrid between lemon and bitter orange that was obtained by grafting in the early 17th century. The essential oil of this citrus fruit has antibacterial and antiseptic properties ideal for fighting post-operative infections and is used in dentistry, gynaecology, ophthalmic surgery and dermatology. VISIT THEM AT GOSPA CITRUS ?…
These lemons have green-yellow stripes on the outside and are slightly rounder than normal lemons. But on the inside they have up to a pink grapefruit tone. Their fresh, fruity taste means they are ideal for flavouring drinks, particularly cocktails and mocktails, and will be the perfect addition to your favourite baking and dessert recipes,…
Lemon of Sicilian origin (Italy). In Italian it is called ‘carrubaro’ (carob). The name ‘carrubaro’ comes from the carob tree, which this cultivar resembles by the characteristic production of flowers and fruits arranged in clusters and by the clearly purplish colour of the young buds. It is a four-season lemon. The plant is expanded and…
The Buddha’s hand is one of the most peculiar citrus fruits we can find. Lime, mandarin, orange, grapefruit… they all follow a pattern that makes them very similar to each other. It is true that the Buda hand is the exception that proves the rule. This curious citrus fruit is characterised by the fingers or…
There are dozens of kilometres of water galleries in the micro-region of “Los Alcores” (a word of Arabic origin meaning “rounded hills”, formed some 11 million years ago), where one of the most important aquifers in southern Spain is located. This place is about 25 km from Seville and has been a privileged area for…
The history of Seville’s water goes back to ancient times. Much of this water, from places such as ‘Los Alcores’, 20 km from Seville, known since ancient times for its abundant water and famous citrus fruits, was channelled to the city through the so-called ‘Caños de Carmona’, a Roman aqueduct, later rebuilt by the Almohads,…
The Dalemain World Marmalade Awards for 2023 took place a few weeks ago. More than 3,000 jars of marmalade from 45 countries all over the world were sent to participate in this international festival, the most important in the world, whose headquarters are in Penrith, Cumbria, United Kingdom. It is a very complete competition, with…