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 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...
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,...
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...
