Newport Avenue Market Foodieopia

Goji berries

It is said in Tibet that eating these 'Goji' berries in the morning will make you happy the entire day — with such a practice, eventually you can't stop smiling. Read More...

Peppadew

The first truly new fruit to be launched on the world market since Kiwi Fruit 26 years ago, the Peppadew™ Sweet & Spicy Fruit has a taste both intriguing and endearing. Read More...

Coffee

Everyday alchemy, coffee roasting coaxes golden flavor from a bland bean. Unroasted beans boast all of coffee’s acids, protein, and caffeine—but none of its taste. It takes heat to spark the chemical reactions... Read More...

Tea

Darjeeling is called the champagne of teas and is grown in India's Himalayas. Read More...

Pepper

Known as the "king of spices" because it is one of the oldest and most popular spices in the world. Read More...

Cayenne Pepper

Cayenne pepper is well known for its health benefits. It was referred to in 1652 by Nicholas Culpepper as "violent" fruit, useful in many ways, from digestion to improving the sight. Read More...

Cardamon

In the Canterbury Tales, cardamom is "the spice of paradise." Read More...

Spices

Throwing away that antique jar of ground pepper is only the first step. Here's our guide to getting the most flavor from your spice rack. Read More...

Rhubarb

Icelanders enjoy eating rhubarb soup, while Americans favor strawberry rhubarb pie. Read More...

Sugar

'Sure' and 'Sugar' are the only two words in the English language that are spelled 'su' and pronounced 'sh'." Read More...

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