Products

ESG Kraeuter Spelt grass-Powder belongs to the old types of cereals whose advantages Hildegard von Bingen has described. Only the young leaves are harvested to produce spelt grass powder. Our green powders are tested and are gluten-free. Spelt grass has a mild taste and is reminiscent of a freshly cut meadow.

ESG Kraeuter Oat grass-Powder cultivation is exclusively geared to harvesting the healthy, young leaves. The powder is tested and gluten-free. The taste is mild and reminds of a freshly cut meadow.

ESG Kraeuter Hemp leaves is a product for a health-conscious clientele who pay attention to their diet, superfoods are a matter of course for the daily smoothie or as a supplement to the menu.

ESG Kraeuter Dill has always been a medicinal plant in many countries. The seasoning power, as well as the appetite and digestive effect of the herb is based on the sulfur-free essential dill oil. The garden dill is widespread worldwide and probably originates from the Persian region.

ESG Kraeuter Barley grass-Powder is already mentioned in the Bible and is indispensable for brewing beer. Only the young leaves are harvested to produce the barley grass powder. The powders are tested and are gluten-free. Barley grass has a mild taste which is similar to a freshly mown meadow.

ESG Kraeuter Wheat grass-Powder cultivation is exclusively geared to the harvesting of the healthy young leaves. The powder is tested and is gluten-free. The taste is mild and reminiscent of a freshly mown meadow.

ESG Kraeuter Chives are a leek plant. The tubular leaves are cut and then used as a spice fresh or dried. Chives can be found in Europe, Asia and North America, the taste is hot, spicy and onion-like.

ESG Kraeuter Alfalfa-Powder is more commonly known in Germany as Lucerne. The alfalfa is an old useful plant whose origin probably lies in Asia. It has a slightly spicy taste.

ESG Kraeuter Red Clover is one of the medicinal herbs.

ESG Kraeuter Parsley has been known in the Mediterranean region for about 2000 years. It was first used as a medicinal plant and reached Central Europe with the Romans. A distinction is made between two types: Curly or flat one.