Bertram root, cut
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Sufficient for 25 cups
Bertram root, cut is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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45 years of experience
In the production of Hildegard natural products
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Hildegard Original
Original preparations according to Dr. Hertzka
Description
Description
Direct Hildegard effect while cooking? Discover the cut Bertram root
Cut Bertram is a traditional Hildegard spice that is particularly well suited for cooking. An ingredient passed down in the Hildegard tradition for soups, sauces, vegetable or meat dishes.
What makes cut Bertram root so special?
- Cooking it in brings out the natural aroma optimally.
- Balanced seasoning: Subtle flavour that refines many dishes.
- Bertram – a plant frequently described in Hildegard's writings with a rich tradition.
Properties of cut Bertram root:
- Natural and free from artificial additives.
- Passed down in the Hildegard tradition as a versatile kitchen spice.
- Easy to use: Can be used daily in a wide variety of dishes.
Recommendation:
Cook 1–3 knife tips of Bertram root in sauces, soups, vegetable or meat dishes. Suitable for daily use.
Developed by experts
From the harvest to you
A family business since 1925, now in its third generation. More than 50 recipes are made here on Lake Constance, most of them by hand.
Harvest
Selected herbs, roots and spices. Some, such as walnut leaves and walnuts, we harvest ourselves in our own garden.
Testing in the laboratory
Every batch is tested in our own laboratory: identity, purity, content, microbiology, smell and appearance.
Production
Prepared, blended and pressed fresh every day in Konstanz. Some elixirs mature for several weeks.
Filling
Teas, powders and tooth care are filled by hand, the herbal drinks semi-automatically. All in small batches.
Shipping
Packed in our own warehouse and on its way to you within 1 to 2 working days.
Frequently Asked Questions – Bertram Root Cut: Form, Infusion & Origin













