• Pepper Tellicherry
  • Pepper Tellicherry
ID: 1292

Pepper Tellicherry

Origin: Malabar, India

€ 5.40

Tellicherry pepper.

It goes perfectly with lemony chicken, high quality meats, salty and spicy dishes.


Grams: 100gr.

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