spreads France

...The creamy honey from Ruchers de Baptiste et Maurine is a unique delight that comes from a harvest between spring and summer. This honey has been carefully processed with a mixer to break the grain, giving it a creamy texture that will delight your taste buds. Its light golden yellow color and sweet, subtle flavor make it a perfect choice to accompany your spreads or desserts. Although this...

Specialists in high-end corporate gifts, SANKS aims to strengthen professional partnerships by supporting our clients in the success of their corporate gifts. Unique and original corporate gifts, specially selected and packaged to celebrate sincere professional relationships. Based in Nantes, Lyon, Epernay, and Helsinki, we offer the following services: > Selection of unique and artisanal produc...

...Choose tube horseradish for a more practical and optimal use. Strong in flavor, horseradish is particularly distinguished by its spicy taste. This milder and aromatic version reveals a light horseradish. Ready-to-use recipe, horseradish spreads very easily. Ideal for enhancing appetizer toasts, sandwiches, surimi, smoked fish, cold cuts, or even fondue bourguignonne. Ingredients: Horseradish...

... essential 'good' fatty acids that our body cannot produce. Usage tips: do not heat! Use raw on your cold and hot dishes (dressings, pesto, salads, fish, spreads, fresh cheeses, raw vegetables, rice, pasta, makis ...) Also used as organic cosmetic material. Storage: keep away from light and heat, then refrigerate (refrigerator or >15 degrees) after opening and consume within 6 months. Available in sizes...

Founded a little over 60 years ago, Régilait is the leader in granulated powdered milk and a major player in the concentrated milk and infant milk markets. Régilait is present in over 60 countries. Régilait also markets indulgent beverages and spreads. Régilait is a subsidiary of the two largest French Dairy Cooperatives (Laïta and Sodiaal) that collect milk from more than 14,000 dedicated and passionate producers in France.