5 ingredients that pepper unexpectedly gets along with

Putting pepper on fish, meat, in sauces or dressings is something that always works. However, today we will look at several ingredients with which black pepper gets along exceptionally well, even though no one would expect it! Surprise your guests with ice cream sprinkled with black powder or properly spicy peanut butter.

1. Ice Cream

Who would have ever thought that black pepper would go well with ice cream? There are many recipes that combine these two ingredients. However, it’s not such a surprise when we realize that pepper is actually a fruit. :-) We recommend using red pepper with ice cream, which is full of sweet fructose and therefore not only smells like fruit but also tastes like it!

2. Fruit

Speaking of fruit, try grinding pepper directly onto it sometimes. Especially with sweet summer fruits, the spicy taste of pepper works best. Pepper enhances the fruity flavor and adds the right zing. Again, we recommend red pepper, which elevates fruit desserts to a whole new level. And what about with chocolate!

Try our exclusive selection of dark red Kampot peppercorns.

3. Oatmeal

Do you like to have oatmeal for breakfast? How about spicing it up with a bit of black pepper? Pepper is known to improve blood flow to the mucous membranes and support circulation in the veins. There is nothing better to kickstart a sleepy morning. Moreover, only those who want to be truly healthy eat oatmeal instead of chocolate muffins, and pepper is a great helper for that.

4. Nut Butters

Many people also enjoy nut butters in various forms for breakfast. Have you ever wondered how their taste would get along with the spicy flavor of pepper? Very well! Try spreading peanut butter on banana bread and adding a little ground peppery delight. You’ll see you won’t lack a smile on your face.

Vegan nut butters with Kampot pepper are also available from us. For example, try the exotic combination of cashew nuts, white chocolate, dragon fruit, and red Kampot pepper.

5. Yogurt

Similar emotions will be evoked by the combination of black pepper and Greek yogurt. Thick and fatty yogurt deserves something to break through, and that’s exactly what black pepper provides. Try adding a bit of garlic and you’ll get an unusual snack full of energy and healthy substances, or a great dip for summer grilling.