Pumpkin seeds have been eaten for thousands of years, dating back to the highland regions of Oaxaca Mexico. Little green packets of protein, unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, a healthy addition to your diet. Rich in manganese, Vitamin K, and zinc. Somewhat higher in calories than other seeds, so moderation is key. Great as a snack especially when roasted. Add them to smoothies, salads, cereals, baked muffins, and breads, you can blend them into dips such as hummus, guacamole, or pesto. 

One day, over a great cup of coffee and some Schullo cookies, we thought, why don’t we provide the same premium ingredients for our customers for their own pantry? The same ingredients we use for your favorite Schullo products. To cut a long story short “Our Pantry” was born. 

Amaranth is classified as a seed rather than a grain. Belonging to the family Amaranthaceae, amaranth is gluten-free. It can be used in both sweet and savory dishes.

Amaranth and quinoa are considered ancient grains. Compared to quinoa, amaranth is smaller and possesses a distinctive grassy smell and a nutty, herbal taste. When cooking amaranth, it is added to boiling water and cooked until the liquid is absorbed. For a pilaf, the recommended measurements are 1 cup of amaranth to 1 1/2 cups of water; for cereal, 1 cup of amaranth requires 2 1/2 cups of water.

Amaranth seeds can also be popped and added to baked goods for a unique texture. They can be used in various recipes, including salads, breads, and cookies, for both savory and sweet dishes.

Endowed with a delicate citronella aroma, this unique recipe is scented with powdered lemon ants. For the most refined and adventurous palates. This bar of exclusive To’ak chocolate is perfect for sampling this rare delight. To’ak is rightly known as the most expensive chocolate in the world.

To’ak chocolates are made from some of the rarest cocoa beans in the world “Ancient Nacional”, which traces its lineage back more than 5000 years.  Ecuador is home to the first known cacao trees on earth. In the 1800’s Ecuador was producing, what was considered by European chocolatiers the finest cacao available. In the early 1900’s it was wiped out by a disease, and a century of hybridization followed.  This ancient variety of cacao, “Ancient Nacional”,  was thought to be extinct until recently. Some healthy trees were found still growing wild in the Piedra de Plata region of Ecuador.

Ingredients: Sunflower Seeds, Walnuts, Soybeans, Almonds, Pumpkin Seeds, Macadamia Nuts, Sesame Seeds, Flax Seeds. 

Want to snack your way to better health on the go? Schullo Nuts & Seeds Snack is full of the good stuff, packed with vitamins, minerals and lots of good fiber. What’s not to love? Nuts and seeds provide a healthy appetite-suppressing snack for any time of day. The very best dry hand-selected ingredients from the Americas: nuts and seeds, no salt, no sugar, no flakes, no fluff, nothing fake. No need for preservatives, these are fresh - period! 0% sales tax beginning January 2020.

A To’ak rendition of a traditional sweet treat one finds at roadside stands in equatorial landscapes. Roasted popped amaranth—a protein-rich Andean superfood—is covered with caramel and a delicate layer of cacao butter. Popped seeds are an ancestral preparation in the homeland of cacao. This bar of exclusive To’ak chocolate is perfect for sampling this rare delight. 

To’ak chocolates are made from some of the rarest cocoa beans in the world “Ancient Nacional”, which traces its lineage back more than 5000 years.  Ecuador is home to the first known cacao trees on earth. In the 1800’s Ecuador was producing, what was considered by European chocolatiers the finest cacao available. This ancient variety of cacao, “Ancient Nacional”,  was thought to be extinct until recently. Some healthy trees were found still growing wild in the Piedra de Plata region of Ecuador.

Coconut flakes are mostly fat, fiber, protein, and minerals such as copper and manganese. The fat in coconut is mainly medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) which are absorbed more rapidly into the blood stream and are used immediately for energy. Our coconut flakes are very lightly sweetened with raw sugar. Coconut flakes are great added to savory dishes, curries, fish stews, rice, breaded shrimp, muffins, cereals and more. 

One day, over a great cup of coffee and some Schullo cookies, we thought, why don’t we provide the same premium ingredients for our customers for their own pantry? The same ingredients we use for your favorite Schullo products. To cut a long story short “Our Pantry” was born. Raw nuts, seeds and dried fruits from the Andean watersheds, chocolate chips made from Ecuador’s world-famous cacao, spices and more.

Barley is a versatile grain with a rich history dating back thousands of years. It is not only a great whole grain to add to your kitchen pantry, but also a nutritional powerhouse packed with fiber and essential minerals. Whole (hulled) barley has the inedible outer hull removed from the grain while retaining its fiber-rich bran and endosperm layers.

From enriching soups and salads to serving as a base for warm, comforting risotto, there are countless ways to incorporate barley into your meals. 

Cooking Barley is easy:

• Combine 1 part barley with 3 parts water in a saucepan, adding a pinch of salt, and bring the mixture to a boil

• Once boiling, reduce the heat to a simmer, and let it cook until it achieves a chewy but tender texture

• Hulled barley needs 50-60 minutes to cook properly.

Using the Italian confiserie technique frutta candita, we cook orange skins with sugar. They are then cut into small cubes, covered in cacao butter, and integrated into the chocolate along with salt crystals. Our friends at Galapagos Safari Camp harvest the sea salt and oranges by hand on Santa Cruz Island. This bar of exclusive To’ak chocolate is perfect for sampling this rare delight.

To’ak chocolates are made from some of the rarest cocoa beans in the world “Ancient Nacional”, which traces its lineage back more than 5000 years.  Ecuador is home to the first known cacao trees on earth. In the 1800’s Ecuador was producing, what was considered by European chocolatiers the finest cacao available. This ancient variety of cacao, “Ancient Nacional”,  was thought to be extinct until recently. Some healthy trees were found still growing wild in the Piedra de Plata region of Ecuador.

Sesame seeds are a small super seed loaded with fiber and protein, along with calcium, magnesium, manganese, and zinc. So easy to add to your daily diet in stir fries, steamed broccoli, cereals, breads, muffins, salad dressings, salads, smoothies and more. Or try our Tahini, made from the same sesame seeds. Ecuador has long produced the finest sesame seeds in the coastal regions of the Andean watersheds.  Hand selected and lightly toasted. 

One day, over a great cup of coffee and some Schullo cookies, we thought, why don’t we provide the same premium ingredients for our customers for their own pantry? The same ingredients we use for your favorite Schullo products. To cut a long story short “Our Pantry” was born. Raw nuts, seeds and dried fruits from the Andean watersheds, chocolate chips made from Ecuador’s world-famous cacao, spices and more.

Chia seeds, derived from the (Salvia Hispanica) plant, have been a staple food for over 5,000 years. Packed with fiber, protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and various vitamins and minerals, they offer numerous health benefits. Chia seeds are an excellent source of dietary fiber, providing 10 grams in just 2 tablespoons. Additionally, they are rich in plant-based protein, containing almost 5 grams per 2-tablespoon serving. 

Incorporating chia seeds into your diet is easy. You can sprinkle them on foods such as yogurt, cereal, or salads, add them to smoothies or soups, or mix them into pancake batter. Another popular option is to make a simple chia pudding. 

Try adding chia seeds to your diet for their nutritional benefits and versatility in cooking.

Malva olorosa is a medicinal plant from the pharmacopeia of ancestral Andean cultures. This bar of exclusive To’ak chocolate is perfect for sampling this rare delight. To’ak is rightly known as the most expensive chocolate in the world with good reason.

To’ak chocolates are made from some of the rarest cocoa beans in the world “Ancient Nacional”, which traces its lineage back more than 5000 years.  Ecuador is home to the first known cacao trees on earth. In the 1800’s Ecuador was producing, what was considered by European chocolatiers the finest cacao available. In the early 1900’s it was wiped out by a disease, and a century of hybridization followed.  This ancient variety of cacao, “Ancient Nacional”,  was thought to be extinct until recently. Some healthy trees were found still growing wild in the Piedra de Plata region of Ecuador.

Ingredients: Macadamia Nuts, Non-Fluoride Sea Salt. 

The very best hand-selected, imported macadamias brought to you by Schullo. Our macadamias are seasoned with sea salt which naturally is a non-fluoride salt. They are the perfect snack. One of the many benefits that macadamia nuts provide is an excellent source of monounsaturated fat (or good fat). 0% sales tax beginning January 2020.