The Schmiedhof is located at 1,200 m, above Platt, in the rear Passeier Valley.<br />The Prugger family grows strawberries, raspberries and blackberries (blueberries) on their farm. Due to the high altitude, the fruits achieve an excellent aroma.<br /><br />Ingredients: Sugar, water, forest fruit juice 27% (strawberry juice, raspberry juice, black currant juice, blueberry juice).<br />Contents: 500 ml<br />Producer: Schmiedhof, Platt in Passeier<br />Dilution ratio: 1:7<br />
MOSTARDA DI VOGHERA ASSORTED<br /><br />Mostarda di Voghera is a sweetly spicy speciality: whole candied fruit dipped in a mustard-flavoured syrup, traditionally served with meats and cheeses, but also used to fill<br />delicious ravioli, or sweet shortcrust pastry tortelli...<br /><br />A surprise for every palate!<br /><br />Ingredients: candied fruit, sugar, glucose syrup, mustard flavouring, antioxidant: sulphur dioxide, colouring: erythrosine (red fruits). Store in a cool, dry place.<br /><br />drained weight: 220g<br />
Medium hot mustard is one of the most popular varieties in Germany.<br />Fresh mustard seeds are ground twice in the traditional way. This makes this mustard particularly creamy and, with its pleasant pungency, an all-rounder.<br />A poem to schnitzel, sausage, meat and roulade, a pacemaker in dressings and sauces.<br /><br />This mustard is:<br />Lactose-free<br />Vegetarian<br />Vegan<br />Gluten-free<br /><br />Ingredients Medium hot mustard:<br />Water, mustard seeds, spirit vinegar, table salt, sugar, spices.<br /><br />Nutritional information:<br />Average nutritional values per 100 ml:<br />Energy: 377 kJ / 90 kcal<br />Fat: 4.9 g<br />of which saturated fatty acids: 0.4 g<br />Carbohydrates: 3,4 g<br />thereof sugar: 2,7 g<br />Protein: 6,0 g<br />Salt: 2.9 g<br />
... tastes very refreshing and is not too sweet. The syrup can be diluted with water as desired - our suggestion: 1:7.<br /><br />Ingredients: 60% elderflower extract (water, high proportion of elderflowers), sugar, juice of the Northern Lemon (Chaenomeles japonica or also Cido).<br /><br />Depending on the weather (autumn must be warm, otherwise the harvest will fail), the black and blue elderberries are sometimes also made into syrup and fruit spreads.<br /><br /><br />Info on the Nordic lemon<br />The Nordic lemon contains more vitamin C than the conventional lemon. Temperatures as low as -40°C are no problem for them. That is why it is ideally suited for cultivation<br />in our fields. Originally it comes from Latvia, where it is still cultivated and used today as 'the' lemon. Its fruit is very acidic and not suitable for immediate fresh<br />consumption. We use the juice of the Nordic lemons as a substitute for citric acid, which is partly produced artificially. The plant of the Nordic lemon blossoms fiery red from<br />April to June and has a refreshing fragrance. The fruits are harvested in mid-October.<br /><br />Average nutritional values per 100ml<br />Energy: 680kJ/160kcal<br />Fat: < 0,5g<br />thereof saturated fatty acids: < 0,1g<br />Carbohydrates: 40g<br />thereof sugar: 40g<br />Protein: < 0,5g<br />Salt: 0.10g<br />
