Drana Paprika Sweet 25 g
Drana Paprika Sweet 25 g
✨ Sweet paprika for gentle warmth and beautiful colour
Sweet paprika is a pantry staple when you want a mild, rounded pepper flavour and a warm red hue without too much heat. It blends smoothly into everyday cooking, giving sauces, soups, and stews a fuller, more appetising look and taste.
Try it anywhere you’d normally reach for a gentle spice boost: sprinkle into marinades, stir into onion bases, or finish dishes with a dusting for colour. For best results, warm it briefly in oil (don’t scorch it) to release aroma, then add liquids.
✅ Key features
- Mild, sweet pepper taste that adds depth without making dishes spicy
- Boosts colour naturally—great for pale sauces, stews, and creamy dips
- Easy to balance: build flavour gradually and adjust to your preferred intensity
- Pairs well with garlic, onion, cumin, caraway, and herbs like thyme or marjoram
- Tip: avoid high heat for long—paprika can turn bitter if burned
🍽️ How to use
- Stir into goulash-style stews, bean dishes, or lentil soup for a classic, comforting profile
- Mix with salt, garlic, and a little oil for a quick rub on pork, chicken, or roasted vegetables
- Add to tomato sauces, paprika cream sauces, or gravy to deepen colour and round out flavour
- Sprinkle over eggs, potatoes, or buttered rice just before serving for a simple finish 🌶️
- Blend into yogurt or sour-cream dips with lemon and herbs for a mild, smoky-sweet note (without extra heat)
👩🍳 Try our original recipes
- Oven-Roasted Pork Neck: Juicy Inside, Crisp Crust, Effortless Method
Pork neck (also sold as pork collar) is naturally marbled, which makes it one of the most forgiving cuts for oven roasting.
🧾 Ingredients
dried ground paprika
May contain traces of- MUSTARD, GLUTEN, CELERY
🧾 Nutrition facts
Energy (kJ) – 1344 kJ
Energy (kcal) – 325 kcal
Fat – 14 g of which saturates 2 g
Carbohydrates – 14 g of which sugars 11 g
Protein – 15 g
Salt – 0.7 g
✨ Final touch
Did you know sweet paprika tastes fuller when briefly warmed in oil, but can turn bitter if it’s overheated?

Sweet paprika how to use it in Asian cuisine
Sweet paprika is often treated as a “background” spice, but it can do three very practical things at once: deepen colour, add gentle sweetness, and round out sharp flavours—without extra heat. That’s exactly why it fits not only European staples, but also many everyday Asian stir-fries, noodle dishes, rice bowls, and soups.

Hot peppers: how to use them and what to combine them with?
Hot paprika is one of the quickest ways to add warmth, color, and a rounded peppery aroma—without reaching for fresh chillies. Used well, it builds a pleasant heat that supports other flavors; used carelessly, it can turn bitter or overpower a dish. Here’s how to choose, dose, and combine hot paprika so the spice stays balanced, including practical tips for Asian-style meals.
| Manufacturing company | Drana, s.r.o. |
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| Address | Českých Bratří 313 Náchod 54701 Czech Republic |
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