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		<title>The Indispensable Condiment for the Connoisseur of Fish</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Old Agony Fish Pepper has been specially formulated from an old recipe with the addition of Tasmania’s unique wild mountain pepper. Tasmanian pepper comes from a small, attractive, slow-growing shrub known as Tasmannia lanceolata. Its distinctive features are spear-shaped leaves, bright crimson stems and creamy-white flowers in spring which produce juicy green berries, ripening to [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Old Agony Fish Pepper</strong> has been specially formulated from an old recipe with the addition of Tasmania’s unique wild mountain pepper.</p>
<p>Tasmanian pepper comes from a small, attractive, slow-growing shrub known as <em>Tasmannia lanceolata</em>. Its distinctive features are spear-shaped leaves, bright crimson stems and creamy-white flowers in spring which produce juicy green berries, ripening to black.</p>
<p>Both the berries and the dried leaves are used in cooking; the dried berries are up to five times hotter than ordinary pepper.</p>
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