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Order Watkins Pepper - Watkins 1868 Online Catalog or call Watkins at 1-800-WATKINS and give my ID# 335001 as your consultant.
As with coffee beans and wine grapes, varieties of peppercorns can have different flavor characteristics that are dependent on climate, soil and growing conditions.
Pepper was once more valuable than gold; such was its importance to the world. It is used in virtually every cuisine on the planet, and is the only spice worthy of its own shaker along with salt at the table - don’t fill yours with anything but the best. At Watkins, we buy top-quality Malabar and Lampong peppercorns, then granulate them through our exclusive process, which preserves their high essential oil content. Watkins Pepper is sneeze proof because it is granulated. See Watkins 1868 Online catalog for Canadian prices. Watkins Pure Ground Black Pepper, tin01140 - 6 oz/170 g - $10.4901141 - 12 oz/340 g - $17.49 00581 - 4 oz/113 g - $6.49
00582 - Organic Ground Black Pepper, tin 4 oz/113g - $6.99 All-Natural Gourmet Whole Peppercorn GrindersEnjoy the flavor of gourmet pepper with our new peppercorn grinders! These grinders have a unique design that will catch your eye and please your palette. Filled with our top-quality peppercorns, these disposable grinders are convenient and easy to use. Just twist to grind. Enjoy the taste of freshly ground pepper on all your favorite foods, naturally! Enjoy using our Sea Salt Grinder 00531 too.
21680 - Organic Peppercorn Blend Grinder - $7.99
A Heritage of Gourmet FlavorsWatkins Black Pepper (along with other ground spices and vanilla) were awarded the Gold Medal at the 1928 International Exposition in Paris. If you stacked up all the containers of Black Pepper Watkins has sold since 1895, it would be 51,826 times taller than the Eiffel Tower!
From Watkins 1937 Almanac
General Description Pepper is the dried berry of Piper nigrum. This vine which can grow up to ten feet tall is indigenous to India and Asia. Pepper is actually berries that are picked about nine months after flowering. (This is true pepper, and should not be confused with paprika, cayenne pepper, chili pepper, red pepper, and bell pepper, which are fruits from the capiscum family.) Black Pepper, the spiciest, is berries that are picked unripe. The berries used for White Pepper are ripened on the vine and soaked so that their outer hulls are easily removed. Green Peppercorns are immature berries which are freezedried or packed in brine for preservation. History/Region of Origin Since the Roman times, Pepper has been the most important spice. The cities of Alexandria, Genoa, and Venice owed their economic success to Pepper. Three thousand year old Sanskrit literature mentions Pepper. It was one of the earliest items traded Asia and Europe. In 1101, victorious Genovese soldiers were each given two pounds of Pepper as a gift for their successful Palestinian conquest. In the Middle Ages, Europeans often used Pepper to pay rent, dowries, and taxes, and Shakespeare mentions Pepper in his plays. The need for Pepper inspired Spanish exploration and spice trade in the 15th century. Order Watkins Pepper - Watkins 1868 Online Catalog
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Please note: prices listed in this newsletter are in U.S. dollars. Canadian prices are listed in the online catalog. Some prices are subject to a surcharge in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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