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The aubergine is also called "egg plant". In fact, wild aubergines are the size and colour of a chicken egg. The aubergine belongs to the nightshade family, just like the tomato and sweet pepper. The aubergine combines excellently with all kinds of spices and other flavours. This is because it has a neutral taste and the flavours are absorbed well by the spongy flesh.

• Surprisingly versatile

• An ideal meat substitute

• Available organically

Cocktail vine tomatoes are loved for their small size and mildly sweet flavour. Their deep red colour makes them an eye-catcher in salads and other cold dishes. Did you know that they are only harvested when the lowest fruit is ripe? This ensures that the whole vine remains full of flavour and the tomatoes continue to ripen.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of fibre

The vine tomato has a deep red colour and a natural shine. The tomatoes are nice and large, with lots of flesh. This ensures the classic tomato flavour. Perfect as a base for soup or sauce, but also delicious in slices on a fresh sandwich.

• Good juice to flesh ratio

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of fibre

The wildwonder mix is a combination of different tomato varieties and symbolises the original genetic richness of our food. Several special varieties from all over the world are used in this mix. All these tomatoes look and taste different. Besides being deliciously sweet, they are also very healthy because of their vitamin C content. Delicious as a snack or in a variety of dishes

• Rich in fibre

• Naturally rich in vitamin C and a source of potassium

• A colourful mix of unusual varieties

The Coeur de Boeuf stands out for its strongly ribbed appearance. This tomato ripens from the inside out. So it is at its tastiest when the skin is still slightly orange. The flavour is fresh sour to slightly sweet. You can cut it into nice slices for a salad. Drizzle the flower-shaped slices with a good olive oil and some coarse sea salt and this beautiful tomato will steal the show on your plate!

• Source of fibre

• Naturally a source of vitamin C

• Full of flavour

• Nice juice to flesh ratio

• Available only organically

The red bell pepper is packed with flavour and vitamins. Red bell peppers are sweet and full of flavour. Because of their shape, these peppers are also known as block bell peppers. Did you know that the sweet bell peppers are a real vitamin bomb? They are packed with vitamin C.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Source of fibre

The yellow bell pepper have a fresh and sweet taste. They are delicious eaten raw in a salad or sliced as a snack. They hold their shape well in oven dishes, making them ideal for stuffing.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Source of fibre

The red sweet pointed pepper is deliciously crunchy and juicy. And exceptionally sweet. The sweet pointed pepper has a slightly thinner skin than the normal pepper and almost no seeds. Itr is the ideal snack to eat on the go. But sweet pointed peppers are also delicious stuffed or grilled on the barbecue!

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Rich in fibre

The aubergine is also called "egg plant". In fact, wild aubergines are the size and colour of a chicken egg. The aubergine belongs to the nightshade family, just like the tomato and sweet pepper. The aubergine combines excellently with all kinds of spices and other flavours. This is because it has a neutral taste and the flavours are absorbed well by the spongy flesh.

• Surprisingly versatile

• An ideal meat substitute

• Available organically

The cucumber is the favourite in any salad. There is no need to peel it, as most of the vitamins are right under the skin. It consists of 80% water, making it an ideal thirst-quencher.

• Source of vitamin K

• Source of fibre

The vine tomato has a deep red colour and a natural shine. The tomatoes are nice and large, with lots of flesh. This ensures the classic tomato flavour. Perfect as a base for soup or sauce, but also delicious in slices on a fresh sandwich.

• Good juice to flesh ratio

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of fibre

The Mini San Marzano tomato has an elongated and somewhat angular shape, making it an unusual appearance. It is medium sweet, contains slightly more flesh and less juice. Thanks to its full tomato flavour, it is delicious in Mediterranean dishes and salads.

• Rich in vitamin C

• Source of potassium

• Rich in fibre

A beautiful cluster of shiny tomatoes with a deep red colour. The mini cherry vine tomato has a fresh, crunchy bite and a strikingly sweet flavour. Perfect in a salad or just as a snack.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of potassium

• Rich in fibre

This snack tomato has a beautiful deep red colour and an oval shape. It is a nice little tomato that fits in your mouth in one bite. The red snack tomato is deliciously sweet and juicy. It has a nice bite. Did you know that a handful of snack tomatoes is already half your daily recommended intake of vegetables?

• Rich in vitamin C

• Source of potassium

• Rich in fibre

The wildwonder mix is a combination of different tomato varieties and symbolises the original genetic richness of our food. Several special varieties from all over the world are used in this mix. All these tomatoes look and taste different. Besides being deliciously sweet, they are also very healthy because of their vitamin C content. Delicious as a snack or in a variety of dishes

• Rich in fibre

• Naturally rich in vitamin C and a source of potassium

• A colourful mix of unusual varieties

The red bell pepper is packed with flavour and vitamins. Red bell peppers are sweet and full of flavour. Because of their shape, these peppers are also known as block bell peppers. Did you know that the sweet bell peppers are a real vitamin bomb? They are packed with vitamin C.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Source of fibre

The yellow bell pepper have a fresh and sweet taste. They are delicious eaten raw in a salad or sliced as a snack. They hold their shape well in oven dishes, making them ideal for stuffing.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Source of fibre

The red sweet pointed pepper is deliciously crunchy and juicy. And exceptionally sweet. The sweet pointed pepper has a slightly thinner skin than the normal pepper and almost no seeds. Itr is the ideal snack to eat on the go. But sweet pointed peppers are also delicious stuffed or grilled on the barbecue!

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Rich in fibre

The vine tomato has a deep red colour and a natural shine. The tomatoes are nice and large, with lots of flesh. This ensures the classic tomato flavour. Perfect as a base for soup or sauce, but also delicious in slices on a fresh sandwich.

• Good juice to flesh ratio

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of fibre

Cocktail vine tomatoes are loved for their small size and mildly sweet flavour. Their deep red colour makes them an eye-catcher in salads and other cold dishes. Did you know that they are only harvested when the lowest fruit is ripe? This ensures that the whole vine remains full of flavour and the tomatoes continue to ripen.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of fibre

Cherry vine tomatoes are slightly smaller, beautifully red and round. This tomato tastes full and sweet, with a pleasant hint of acidity. That's why they add so much flavour to salads. Did you know that these tomatoes continue to ripen on the vine? That makes them even more flavourful.

• Rich in vitamin C

• Source of potassium

• Rich in fibre

The red bell pepper is packed with flavour and vitamins. Red bell peppers are sweet and full of flavour. Because of their shape, these peppers are also known as block bell peppers. Did you know that the sweet bell peppers are a real vitamin bomb? They are packed with vitamin C.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Source of fibre

The yellow sweet pointed pepper has a slender, straight shape and a beautiful yellow colour. A delicious addition to your salad. It is also perfect for stuffing or grilling on the barbecue. Or just to eat as a snack.

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Rich in fibre

The red sweet pointed pepper is deliciously crunchy and juicy. And exceptionally sweet. The sweet pointed pepper has a slightly thinner skin than the normal pepper and almost no seeds. Itr is the ideal snack to eat on the go. But sweet pointed peppers are also delicious stuffed or grilled on the barbecue!

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of vitamin E

• Source of vitamin B6

• Rich in fibre

The cucumber is the favourite in any salad. There is no need to peel it, as most of the vitamins are right under the skin. It consists of 80% water, making it an ideal thirst-quencher.

• Source of vitamin K

• Source of fibre

This snack tomato has a beautiful deep red colour and an oval shape. It is a nice little tomato that fits in your mouth in one bite. The red snack tomato is deliciously sweet and juicy. It has a nice bite. Did you know that a handful of snack tomatoes is already half your daily recommended intake of vegetables?

• Rich in vitamin C

• Source of potassium

• Rich in fibre