Dried Tasmanian Pepperberry (Tasmannia Lanceolata)

Add a fair dinkum Aussie flavour to your feed with our Dried Tasmanian Pepperberry (Tasmannia Lanceolata) – 100% Australian grown, dried and ground, packed in a ripper little glass jar with a bamboo lid. Perfect for your spice rack, chuck it in the drawer, or take it bush in the van.

Native to the cool, wild regions of Tasmania and southeast Australia, this bold little berry brings a unique combo of fruity sweetness and fiery heat. Starts off mild, then kicks like a roo – proper flavour bomb. Think black pepper with attitude – and all Aussie, mate.

Top-notch on red meats, rich stews, game, or even a sneaky chocolate dessert. Just shake the jar and sprinkle before or during cooking – too easy.

Why You’ll Love It:

💚 100% Aussie Owned & Grown – From the Tassie wilderness to your tucker

🍃 All-Natural & Premium Quality – No fillers, no nasties

🔥 Versatile as Anything – Great on steak, stews, chocolate, or even cocktails

🌱 Sustainable Farming – Grown in its natural climate, low-impact, high reward

🥩 Meat Lover’s Dream – Perfect for beef, lamb, roo, and other game

🐨 Good for Wildlife – Helps native bush thrive and cuts down greenhouse gases

How to Use:

Sprinkle over grilled meats, slow-cooked stews, roast veggies, or even baked goods with a twist. Whether you're cooking up a storm or just winging it, this native spice gives your feed a proper Aussie edge. Adjust to taste and have a crack – you’ll be stoked with the result.

Perfect For:

✅ Roasts
✅ Red meats & game (Beef, Lamb, Kangaroo)
✅ Stews & casseroles
✅ Dark choc desserts
✅ Bush tucker cocktails

The Gift That Cooks:

Know a mate who’s mad about cooking? This one’s a top-notch gift for foodies, bush chefs, or anyone who reckons the spice rack could use a native upgrade.

Ingredients:

100% Ground Dried Tasmanian Pepperberry (Tasmannia Lanceolata)

Packaging:

Glass jar with screw-top bamboo lid. Reusable, recyclable, and looks bloody good too.

Important Note:

This product is for culinary use only. Not intended as medical advice. If you’re pregnant, on meds, or have health concerns, best to check in with your GP before trying new herbs.