The Indispensable Condiment for the Connoisseur of Fish

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 black.

Both the berries and the dried leaves are used in cooking; the dried berries are up to five times hotter than ordinary pepper.

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peter August 18, 2009 at 6:16 pm

My mother-in-law bought me a packet of this when she was in Tassie. She is great. It is the best pepper ive had. Everything gets covered in it.

BUT… i have run out. How can i get more? Can i buy some online???
I cant work out the website too well, so maybe it is obvious, but im pretty bad at this.
Anyway, LET ME KNOW. Es muy importante…

Pete

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