Cookal
Plant-based culinary products for professional restaurants and chefs
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Cookal
Cookal develops and manufactures patented plant-based products for flambéing, caramelisation, cooking and gastronomic spherification, as well as tableware and accessories.
Its products serve professionals in the restaurant industry. Products are sold through its online shop.
Founded in 2005, Cookal is based in Maxéville, France, and manufactures its products in France.
Product: Patented plant-based products for flambéing, caramelisation, cooking and spherification, plus tableware and accessories.
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