Nawon Juice Drink Lychee
Lychee juice drink, 250ml. The smaller of the two lychee bottles carried, the other being the 500ml Nico Nico.
View SpecificationsLychee juice drink, 250ml. The smaller of the two lychee bottles carried, the other being the 500ml Nico Nico.
View SpecificationsMango juice drink, 250ml. Mango appears in both juice lines; this is the smaller single-serve bottle rather than the 500ml Nico Nico.
View SpecificationsOrange juice drink in the 250ml bottle — the single-serve size, as against the 500ml Nico Nico bottles. The most ordinary flavour in the line and the one that moves fastest.
View SpecificationsPassion fruit juice drink, 250ml. The single-serve version of a flavour that also runs in the 500ml Nico Nico line and the basil seed range.
View SpecificationsPineapple juice drink, 250ml. One of the flavours carried only in the 250ml line rather than across both juice ranges.
View SpecificationsPink guava juice drink, 250ml. The tropical flavour that a guest is most likely to try because they have not had it before.
View SpecificationsRed grape juice drink, 250ml. The one flavour in the line that reads as a European supermarket juice rather than a South East Asian one.
View SpecificationsStrawberry juice drink, 250ml. The single-serve counterpart to the 500ml Nico Nico strawberry, for a lunchbox or a minibar rather than a table.
View SpecificationsNico Nico blueberry, 500ml. The second flavour unique to the Nico Nico bottles, alongside melon.
View SpecificationsNico Nico lychee, 500ml. The sharing bottle of a flavour that a Maldivian shelf sells better than most imported juices.
View SpecificationsNico Nico mango in the 500ml bottle — the sharing size of the Nawon juice range, for a table or a fridge rather than a single serve.
View SpecificationsNico Nico melon, 500ml. One of the two flavours carried only in the Nico Nico line rather than across both juice ranges.
View SpecificationsNico Nico passion fruit, 500ml. The largest format this flavour is carried in, across all three Nawon drink lines.
View SpecificationsNico Nico strawberry, 500ml. The larger bottle of a flavour also carried at 250ml, for buyers stocking both sizes.
View SpecificationsExtra virgin olive oil in 1 litre, for a kitchen dressing at volume. The size where a salad section is going through oil daily rather than weekly.
View SpecificationsExtra virgin olive oil in 250ml — the grade for finishing and dressing rather than frying, in the bottle size that suits a table, a deli shelf or a kitchen using it sparingly.
View SpecificationsExtra virgin olive oil in 500ml, the everyday kitchen bottle. Used raw — over salad, bread and finished dishes — where its flavour is the point.
View SpecificationsExtra virgin olive oil in the 5 litre tin — the catering format, bought to decant. The size a resort kitchen orders rather than a household.
View SpecificationsPomace olive oil in 1 litre, for kitchens cooking in olive oil rather than finishing with it. The volume format of the cooking grade.
View SpecificationsPomace olive oil in 250ml — the cooking grade rather than the finishing one, for frying and roasting where extra virgin would be wasted on the heat.
View SpecificationsPomace olive oil in 500ml, the everyday cooking bottle. What a kitchen reaches for at the stove, keeping the extra virgin for the plate.
View SpecificationsReady onion paste, the slow part of a curry base done in advance. Where a gravy would normally start with onions browned down over twenty minutes, this goes straight into the pan.
View SpecificationsPancake mix, for a breakfast pancake station where consistency across a service matters more than making the batter from scratch each morning.
View SpecificationsThe masala for the spiced water in pani puri, mixed with water and tamarind rather than cooked. Made up cold and chilled before serving.
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