These Lilliput (or 'extra fine') capers, prized for their petite size (3 to 5 mm), boast exceptional flavour.
Hand-picked in Asfi on the West Coast of Morocco, these wild capers are renowned for their two-tone color. Beyond being meticulously hand-picked, they represent the finest grade available, measuring no more than 5mm in diameter. Preserved in salt instead of brine, these capers retain their delicate and subtle flavour, making them a culinary treasure.
Origin: Morocco
- Quantity: 1 kg
- UOM: BKT
- Storage: Dry (room temperature)
- Halal: YES
- Kosher: YES
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