Fresh organic garlic (Allium sativum L.), of ecological Spanish cultivation, which has not been treated with pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, 100% natural.
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Conservas Cachopo S.L.
Since 1994, Conservas Cachopo has been dedicated to the cultivation of organic products. Since 2003, it has been producing canned vegetables.
Conservas Cachopo , located in Madrid, from there the best organic products of the region are produced and each customer and consumer witnesses the high quality with which the product is delivered.
Conservas Cachopo is characterized by using the sun, water and earth to produce the best fruits of the earth and manufacture with them the most delicious and healthy canned vegetables, free of any chemical or preservative, to take care of the client's welfare.
Federación de Asociaciones de Celiacos de España (FACE)
Nuestros productos CACHOPO aparecen en la Lista de Alimentos sin gluten que edita la Federación de Asociaciones de Celiacos de España (FACE).
Del mismo modo pueden consultarse en la App FACEMovil.
Organic products
Recipes
White Bean Coconut and Curry Soup
Remember that cooked white beans are the main ingredient in this recipe, but if you don’t have them on hand, you can use other legumes like chickpeas or lentils. The goal is to enjoy a flavorful and comforting soup with an exotic twist.
I hope you enjoy this recipe for White Bean Coconut and Curry Soup! It’s a unique and delicious option to explore new flavors in the kitchen.
Enjoy your meal!
What is Hummus, origins and its nutritional value
Hummus, a delicious and nutritious dish with a rich and diverse history Hummus is a smooth and tasty paste made from chickpeas, olive oil, tahini, and other ingredients commonly used in Mediterranean cuisine. With a velvety texture and unique flavor, hummus is a highly versatile dish that can be used as an appetizer, side dish, […]
Sautéed beans and squid. Gluten-free recipe
Gluten-free recipe ideal for celiacs, using our white beans cooked organic and fresh squid of high quality.
