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I've been following Riccardo Astolfi for a while and once I've devoured Pasta Madre I couldn't help but buy his book Cucina Viva . If you don't have it, I suggest you buy it or get it as a gift. Reading Cucina Viva, my curiosity about fermented foods ignited and I tried different preparations with mixed results. I'm far from having reached the levels that interest me, but this path fascinates me and I enjoy it very much.

Hence the desire to include fermented products in Mindful Morsel starting from the Makè fermented spicy sauce, as well as some Kekoji goodies that you find in the In Fermento box.






Who are the three makers of Make'?


Riccardo Astolfi , author, Innovation Manager & Plant based and Fermented Foods Business Creator

Alessandro of the Roverella agritourism and restaurant, an unconventional place in Zola Predosa (BO). Here you will not only find a contemporary restaurant with local products, with an exciting combination of innovation and tradition, but also a love for local products that with creativity and flair makes you rediscover genuine ingredients with a new look. All in a wonderful location in the middle of the vineyards.

Alberto Mit i , food system investigator and innovation specialist and associate director of The Lexicon

The Makè label


You already know that if I don't understand the label or it doesn't seem transparent to me, I won't buy. Makè's etiquette is perfect in its clarity and use of Foodicons , the global, visual and open source language of food, a project of The Lexicon of Sustainability . The language of food must be clear to everyone and this label is an example of that. In fact, it is easy to understand the main characteristics of Makè, namely the fermentation , spiciness and local origin of the peppers grown on the Bologna hills.

The ingredients of Makè are Bacio di Satana chilli pepper, cayenne chilli pepper, water, salt (5%).

How do I store Make?


In the fridge! For a TOP experience, shake the bottle before use













What material is the label made of?


Crafted from water resistant recycled paper

How to use Make?


Wherever you need to make your dishes hotter.

How spicy is Make'?


The spiciness of Makè is around 200,000 units on the Scoville scale






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