The apple strudel is a traditional Austrian dessert, which, however, has its origin in Turkey. Cooks in Vienna drew inspiration from “Baklava” during the conflict with the Ottoman Empire around 1683. Our fruit creation is spicy and fruity with a deliciously creamy aftertaste. Just like the freshly served, steaming apple strudel from Vienna. In this expressive blend, the air-dried apple pieces and strong cinnamon pieces are responsible for the treat it offers both, the palate and the eyes. The large portion of cream flavour rounds the taste off softly and gives this blend the typical apple strudel taste
“You are my sunshine...!” The favourite citrus fruit works its magic once again all year round and brightens up the grey skies around you. A real classic: fruity, nippy, juicy and orange-sweet! Enjoy it warm or served on ice and let all your sorrows be swept away!
Here is a new, tempting blend of fresh, jolly, sweet pineapple and tasty banana. The captivating look is brought about by plenty of carrot flakes in contrast with large banana slices. The colourful „bouquet“ of yellow, red and orange flowers is very decorative. Anna Banana comes directly from our chest of treasures!
We can only enjoy this well-loved fruit from Italy between December and March. With our fruit tea blend, this wonderfully refreshing and slightly tangy blood orange taste can be enjoyed anytime we desire. A clear, typical taste with a strong character. It distinctly stands out from the familiar sweet orange. The carefully selected fruit pieces of our basic blend without berries provide the ideal taste and have been enriched with the rust-coloured fibres of bright safflower blossoms, matching the orange-red peel of the real fruit. A lively, fruity blend which should really be in every assortment.
The popular pomegranate (aril) demonstrates its best attributes in this combination, side by side with the fruity blueberry. This delicate couple will pamper your taste buds with a very fruity taste experience and is also great to look at in its robe of royal blue cornflowers and mallow blossoms..
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