Herbamare//Trocomare

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In a message dated 9/1/02 04:13:38 GMT Standard Time, dotcats

writes:

 

I was very lucky to get Herbamare - it was just as well that I forgot on

Friday and went to another town on Monday - they had a very good hfs (very

few and far between in the UK), most of the people look at you as if you are

mad when you ask for something different. The price was not bad (£2.40 -

$3.20 roughly for 250g) I was very pleased. I have not tried it on my tongue

because I am not a salt lover, have not salted veggies or my meals for the

last 31 years,

only french fries were ever salted with me - but I am sure that I need a bit

of salt now that I have changed from processed food to fresh food. Hope you

enjoyed it as much as I did.

Marianne

 

> Also amazing was the price, usually anything not from NZ is pretty pricey,

> all i paid was $7 NZ each, which is only about $2.90 US, not bad, i

> thought.

>

> There are only another 3 ingredients in it, have marked them with an *

>

 

 

 

 

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>>>>>What can I say about this product - addictive & delicious are the two

words

that spring to mind.

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Marianne,

i will be trying mine out tonight.

Have you tried a little on your tongue ?? boy, is it salty.

Don't think i agree with the serving suggestion of 1/8 t.

 

I was really amazed that the h/f shop i go to had this product, what amazed

me more, they also had the Trocomare, this one is similar, but is a spicy

herb seasoning.

 

Also amazing was the price, usually anything not from NZ is pretty pricey,

all i paid was $7 NZ each, which is only about $2.90 US, not bad, i thought.

 

There are only another 3 ingredients in it, have marked them with an *

 

Regards, Dorothy.

 

Sea Salt

Celery

Leek

Cress

Onion

Chives

Parsley

Lovage

Red pepper*

Chili pepper*

Garlic

Horse radish*

Basil

Marjoram

Rosemary

Thyme

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