Ingredients

Thai basil / horapa

Thai basil / horapa tastes peppery, anise-like and fresh. Learn how to use, buy, substitute and store it in Ingolstadt.

Taste and texture

peppery, anise-like and fresh

Common uses

  • stir-fries
  • soups
  • curries
  • fresh garnish

Buying tips

Check the pack size, ingredient list and intended use when choosing Thai basil / horapa. Ask staff when two products look similar but serve different purposes.

Substitutes

  • Choose the closest alternative for the same cooking function; the flavour and texture will differ from Thai basil / horapa.

Storage

Keep Thai basil / horapa sealed and follow the package instructions. Refrigerate opened or fresh products and use clean utensils.

Availability in Ingolstadt

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Thai basil / horapa

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Supermarket alternatives

Many basics are also available in supermarkets, depending on the branch. The smaller range is often enough for simple versions.

Typical places to try: Kaufland, EDEKA, Lidl, REWE

Often easy to find: Thai basil / horapa, stir-fries, soups, curries, fresh garnish

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Online alternatives

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