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The leaves of champions
Whether in soups, on kebobs or in fillings for meat and fish, bay leaves add refreshing flavor to any dish, with a slightly bitter note. In ancient times, bay was used as a symbol for glory and honor. And today, the spice is a key ingredient in European cuisine.
A kitchen hero
Bay leaves only start to release their flavor during cooking, which can make it difficult to gage exactly how much you need — so it’s best to use them sparingly. You can also break the leaves up to release even more flavor.
We don't rest on our laurels
When it comes to our bay leaves, only top-quality products make it into Kotányi’s airtight packaging. This packaging preserves 100% of the valuable essential oils in our bay leaves.