Are Kampot Peppers Worth the Hype? (ft. La Plantation)

[@jiripiskacek6920]

My beloved place on this planet - the care of La Plantation about everything is extra special, as well as their products. I'm looking forward to have another beautiful morning in Villa again 😎

[@noshivore]

We’re with you there! Such a special place ❤️

[@Callmecarbo]

Great video and production quality. I really enjoyed watching this

[@noshivore]

Thanks so much!! We worked hard on this one :)

[@salchea-cl5nv]

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[@noshivore]

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[@pauly5418]

How can we buy these? When I buy whole peppercorns, their origin aren't even marked.

[@noshivore]

Ah, then it's not the "special" Kampot peppers, haha! They are usually labelled as Kampot Pepper (from Cambodia). There is usually a specific PGI logo to certify that it is from this region of the world. Depending on where you are in the world, we have some recommendations. The farm featured in this video, La Plantation, you can easily source in Europe. If you're in Singapore / Japan, we recommend Hong Spices because they have good distribution channel there. We are not familiar with the suppliers in North America, but you'll definitely be able to source it if you look online. Note that it "should" be more expensive than your regular degular black pepper. :) Happy noshing!

[@tvsabay69]

You can buy everywhere in Cambodian market , just ask seller for you want

[@noshivore]

@@tvsabay69 that is true! But only if you’re in Cambodia haha

[@Passingonwithtime]

This pepper is the local pepper here in Kerala 😅

[@noshivore]

Yeah! It was originally brought from Kerala :)

[@sovannay9148]

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[@noshivore]

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