Aromatic Wild Herb 300g
This aromatic gourmet seasoning is inspired by one of the most iconic and unfortunately endangered Australian animals, the Rock Wallaby. This all-natural seasoning goes great with meat and veg alike. It’s fresh on the nose, herbal and mild on the tongue with notes of Wild Native Hibiscus flavours accompanied by classic Rosemary and Thyme.
This crowd pleaser makes any weekday meal taste like Sunday Roast!
Gluten free
Vegan Friendly
No added sugar
No artificial ingredients
This aromatic gourmet seasoning is inspired by one of the most iconic and unfortunately endangered Australian animals, the Rock Wallaby. This all-natural seasoning goes great with meat and veg alike. It’s fresh on the nose, herbal and mild on the tongue with notes of Wild Native Hibiscus flavours accompanied by classic Rosemary and Thyme.
This crowd pleaser makes any weekday meal taste like Sunday Roast!
Gluten free
Vegan Friendly
No added sugar
No artificial ingredients
This aromatic gourmet seasoning is inspired by one of the most iconic and unfortunately endangered Australian animals, the Rock Wallaby. This all-natural seasoning goes great with meat and veg alike. It’s fresh on the nose, herbal and mild on the tongue with notes of Wild Native Hibiscus flavours accompanied by classic Rosemary and Thyme.
This crowd pleaser makes any weekday meal taste like Sunday Roast!
Gluten free
Vegan Friendly
No added sugar
No artificial ingredients
No artificial flavors. No added sugar. Real Flavour.
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Roast Garlic Granules, Onion Flakes, Rosemary, Thyme, Salt Blend, Ground Pepper Mix, Native Herb Mix, Dill Tips
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No added sugars - No Preservatives - Gluten Free - Vegan Friendly
NUTRITION INFORMATION
Servings per package: 5
Serving size: 10g
Average Quantity per Serving 10g Average Quantity per 100g
Energy 81.7 kJ 817kJ
Protein 0.8g 8.1g
Fat, total 0.2g 2.5g
- saturated 0.1g 0.8g
Carbohydrate 2.6g 26.2g
- sugars 1.1g 10.7g
Sodium 767 mg 7670mg
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There are five species of Rock Wallabies – Black-footed, Short-eared, Monjon, Nabarlek, and Rothschild. Currently all of the species are battling for survival as threats from predation, competition for food and shelter, bush fires and diseases continue to drive their numbers down. Some organisations however are working very hard to preserve their dwindling numbers. Check out our socials for more on our Friends, what we do and how you can help!