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Organic Sicilian Orange Salt
064arcolaio
€3.35
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Trapani sea salt with dried Sicilian orange peel.
The product represents an excellence of the territory certified 100% Made in Italy.
This dressing mixes the sea salt of the Trapani and Paceco Nature Reserve with the dried peels of the most aromatic and fragrant Sicilian oranges.
It is an ideal condiment for flavoring vegetable and cereal salads, steamed fish and vegetables and stews.
Visit our blog for recipes and usage tips.
This product comes from the Frutti degli Iblei social agriculture project, with which the cooperative L'Arcolaio recovers uncultivated land, enhances the biodiversity of the territory and offers opportunities for socio-working integration to people facing difficult paths.
- Sustainable Development
- Agrosustainability
Biodiversity
Dignity and protection
Economia Carceraria - Certifications
- Bio
- Weight
- 130 g
- Region
- Sicilia
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L'Arcolaio brings the authentic taste of Sicily directly to your doorstep. From the tradition of marzipan to carob syrup, they offer a wide selection of high-quality Sicilian products. But L'Arcolaio is much more than an online store; it is a social cooperative with a special mission.
Founded in 2003, this cooperative promotes employment for inmates by managing a productive activity within the Syracuse prison. Over the years, they have developed the registered trademark "Dolci Evasioni," and their products have become known throughout the country through specialized stores in organic products, fair trade shops, and solidarity purchasing groups.
In 2014, with the support of the Val di Noto Community Foundation, the "Frutti degli Iblei" project had been launched, introducing new categories of products such as aromatic herbs, flavored salt, and dried vegetables. With a strong commitment to using organic raw materials and fair trade practices, L'Arcolaio promotes environmental sustainability, cultural diversity, and contributes to the evolution of the prison system through concrete work integration projects.
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