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The ink is a dark pigment released by some cephalopods, which when expelled creates a dark cloud and serves to disorientate their predators thus constituting an excellent evasion mechanism. The dark color is due to its high melanin content.

For centuries, sepia ink has been considered an exceptional gastronomic ingredient and a healthy natural food, low in fat and of great nutritional value. It is rich in vitamins and minerals, has a high protein content and excellent digestibility. Asian, Greek and Roman cultures even used it as medicine.

 

Traditionally it has been used in gastronomy to season cephalopods, rice and pasta. Today, the new cuisine encourages creativity and the combination of aromas, flavours, textures and colours.

Its exclusive production process, using only cuttlefish ink and other natural ingredients, together with its extraordinary features make it a unique  that meets the requirements of the most demanding chefs and satisfy the most discerning palates.

"Sepink Natural Cuttleish Ink brings all those possibilities to your cooking in a safe, healthy, comfortable and economical way"

 

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