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Organic horseradish paste fine

Benefits

  • creamy fine
  • convenient and clean dosing
  • fresh aromatic

Fields of Application

Spice Spreads Cream Cheese


Packaging

10 kg PE-Kübel


Personal Consultation

Wolfgang Kainz

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Production and Applications

Interesting facts about organic horseradish paste fine:

It is almost unknown that you get to the sushi actually almost always no real wasabi served but usually a green horseradish paste colored with green food coloring (eg: organic spinach powder).

 

How is organic horseradish grown?

Most of the horseradish produced in Austria is grown in the hilly region of eastern Styria. Organic horseradish is a real specialty, because horseradish cultivation has such challenging aspects.

The cultivation of horseradish takes place in spring from lateral roots, so-called Fechsern, of last year's horseradish roots. These are first placed horizontally in the soil and "lifted" again after about 2 months. In the process, the horseradish root is freed from small side shoots so that a large main root is formed. Harvesting is done in November or the following March. Horseradish is best grown only every 4-5 years or less in the same field. Ideal would be fields on which horseradish has never been grown. In Austria, Styria produces 99% of the total harvest of about 4500t. The per capita consumption is about 300g per year.

Horseradish contains a variety of vitamins, particularly high is its vitamin C content. Furthermore, horseradish contains mustard oils. These are responsible for the tears flow when horseradish tear / rub. Mustard oils have anti-bacterial, digestive and appetite stimulating effect. Horseradish is popular with cooked meat, sauces, as a garnish for cooked sausages, for cheese and spreads.

 

Why is horseradish spicy?

As a protection against predators (voles, moles, etc.). In the right dosage horseradish raises the taste sensation for us humans and is therefore particularly suitable as a side ingredient for your recipes!