Condiments & Sauces
Add flavour at the table with twisted classics like our Harissa & Mustard Mayonnaises, or our Smoked Chilli Ketchup, You can rely on tried-and-tested favourites to do the legwork; the rich sweet-sour tang of our Great Taste award-winning Pomegranate Molasses works just as well in an Eton Mess as it does in a baked aubergine dish.
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Flavour Hacks Roasted Garlic
Add the bold aromatic flavours of roasted garlic in an instant. An incredibly versatile paste, just use 1 Tbsp instead of a roasted garlic clove when cooking. Usages: - Stir into mayo and sauces - Use as a base for everything - Marinate meats, veg...
Angela Hartnett's Sicilian-Inspired Pesto
Created in collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett, this vibrant pesto is a nod to Angela's Italian heritage. The pesto’s complex flavour profile is underpinned by Sicily’s North African influence that came from Arabic rule...
Flavour Hacks Balsamic Sun-Dried Tomato
Now part of the Flavour Hacks! Blended sun-dried tomatoes with Balsamic Vinegar of Modena IGP. With a natural sweetness, this paste is great for canapes or to add depth of flavour to tomato sauces. Intense tomato flavours with a pleasant coarse texture,...
Flavour Hacks Caramelised Onion
Add the sweet richness of caramelised onions without the hassle. It's a perfect ingredient to use as a base to uplift any dish with one tablespoon equating to one medium caramelised onion. Usages: - Stir into mayo and sauces - Marinate meats, veg and...
Pomegranate Molasses
Rich, vibrant and tangy syrup with a balanced sweetness. Known for its quality and taste, the Hicaz pomegranate variety is blended with wild Katirbasi pomegranates for a strong and fresh flavour. The concentrate is carefully heated in small batches to...
Flavour Hacks Green Chilli
Add a fresh chilli heat to your dishes without overpowering, just use one 1 Tbsp instead of 1 fresh green chilli when cooking. Usages: - Stir into mayo and salsa and butter - Marinate meats, veg and tofu - As a base for a spicy soup, stir...
