Thiercelin 1001 Nights Curry 350 g
Thiercelin 1001 Nights Curry 350 g
Natural spice discovery scene with the specialists
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Thiercelin 1001 Nights Curry 350 g

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The recipes of the Thiercelin house are conceived, developed and then made in its manufacture. Its expertise, passed down from father to son, has earned it the title of Master Artisan and the EPV (Living Heritage Company) state label.

Description

To become a good cook in India, you must master the art of mixing spices. The blends vary depending on the regions and the foods they accompany. Above all, you should know that the word "Curry" means sauce. It refers to the cooking technique of simmering food with spices in water to obtain a sauce. You can replace the cooking water with coconut milk, which will serve as the cooking liquid for your food while adding a touch of island sweetness.

Our 1001 Nights Curry creation is a delicious bouquet of flavors, an explosion of colors, a wake-up call for the taste buds in tribute to the season of love. 
At the origin of our inspiration... an ancient recipe from the Middle Ages Orient.
Copied by the greatest houses on the Place de la Madeleine in Paris, this unique blend, whose secret formula is well guarded, is unmatched in terms of its organoleptic and gustatory quality.

Storage advice

Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity. Refer to the product label.

Best before date

36 months

Understanding the best before date

The best before date, or minimum durability date, corresponds to the mention "Best before...". It indicates the period during which the product retains its qualities, notably its taste and aromas. It is not a use-by date (UDB): a passed best before date does not automatically mean that the product must be thrown away, provided that the packaging is intact and that the storage conditions have been respected. However, spices can lose their aromatic intensity over time.

UDB, best before date, best before date: understand the acronyms on your labels