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Like nothing you have ever had before!
The Amazing Quince Balsamic Vinegar!
The first whiff: A fruity round sweet smell that tickles the nose. The smell of quince makes for the fruity flavor and the tingle in your nose is from the acid.
If you don't know the Quince fruit or the Quincy flavor, this vinegar has it.
Dip your tongue into a spoonful of quince vinegar and your tongue is enveloped by this rich liquid. It feels thick & as you lift your tongue to the roof of your mouth, the flavor of the quince will come through.
Repeated sucking of your tongue allows the flavor to roll-around as your senses enjoy the flavor. Be careful not to squeeze too hard as the acid in the vinegar may roll to the back of your throat and inflict a tiny bit of pain.
This vinegar compels you to chew, in a sense, in order to capture, feel and taste all the different nuances of the flavorings the quince has.
It turns and shapes and moves within your mouth. It feels alive! As the flavor of the quince dissipates off the tip of your tongue, the flavor moves to the edges and up to the roof of your mouth. As you suck in your cheeks you will squeeze the flavor and fully enjoy this vinegar.
If you take more than a tongue full, there's a stronger hit of the acidic side of the vinegar. You will get moments of pointy pokes and sharp, crisp twinges. But, in the end, this Quince vinegar is sweet sour smooth and round!
Once you taste this Quince Vinegar you will be drawn to it, like a fly to honey, and want to taste it over and over again. Trying to discern all the flavors and nuances, just like you would do with a complex balsamic vinegar. This Quince Vinegar is quite a treat! One of the best joys we have had in a really long time!
Quince Vinegar! - click here!
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Great for Baking
Agostoni Gianduia Chips!
Gianduia is chocolate blended with the rich flavor of roasted hazelnuts. This Gianduia is a blend of 32% cocoa mass, and 40% fat. A creamy Italian classic from a traditional recipe. Makes great stuff! And as a wonderful pick me up right of the hand.
"I love these chips for baking cakes and tarts - the price is great, and the flavor is wonderful. They aren't too sweet, either."
by David
Agostoni Gianduia Chips - click here!
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Sour Cherry Fruit Syrup
That familiar flavor from your childhood comes rushing back - in a positive way. Lightly sweet, thickly syrupy, delicious. Perfect as a dessert topping or in your bar pantry.
In 1879 Rudolf Darbo laid the foundations for a "fruit steamery" in Gorizia (now in Italy by the Slovenian border). That was the start of what is now one of the most successful companies in Austria's history. Some 50 years later, his son, Adolf Darbo, relocated the company to the Tyrolean village of Stans, concentrating his efforts on producing quality syrups and bottling honey.
In 1970, the family company now under Klaus Darbo went into the third generation. Klaus Darbo followed the company tradition and resolutely continued the strategy of manufacturing products of superior quality. Darbo's capacity for innovation was one of the key factors in the company's success. In 1994, Darbo launched its premium quality fruit syrups line - and we are glad they did.
D'arbo fruit syrups are highly concentrated fruit juices for dilution with water. Over 80% fruit juice content from selected fruit varieties for a unique taste experience. No chemical preservatives or colorings are used in the production.
Click here to see all the D'Arbo Syrups!
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Taste-test winner for Food & Wine Magazine
"Taste-Test Winners: Italian Imports...the F&W staff tasted 76 imports. Here is one of our favorite jarred, boxed and bagged foods, plus a superfast ways to use it. Chocolate-Hazelnut Spread Finely chopped hazelnut bits blended into Slitti’s luscious Nocciolata chocolate spread give it a slight crunch (chefshop.com). Mix with whipped cream and crème fraîche for airy Gianduja Mousse."
Food & Wine magazine
Shop Now for Slitti Nocciolata Hazelnut Creme!
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Escargot Shells
How do you serve l'escargot without the shell? Well, you certainly can use mushroom caps, and they can be delicious that way, but if you want to stick to tradition, it's snail shells and herbed garlic butter all the way. We've got 12 re-usable snail shells here, and that's the perfect number for 2.
Photos are a representation of what you may get. Actual shells will vary in coloring and composure.
Shop now for Escargot Shells!
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Mint Chocolate Mini Bars
Also knowns as slim peppermint creams, Chocolate and mint have been a classic marriage since 1674, when a fashionable London cafe invented the combination. These wonderful confections are slim squares enrobed in dark chocolate with a thin creamy peppermint center. And not just any peppermint, either.
These mints are made with traditional Black Mitcham peppermint - for centuries, the true flavor of England's famed mint, but a variety that died out due to changes in 20th-century farming. After generations, Summerdown, the producer, has reintroduced this variety, thus bringing back the mint's particular flavor - soft and lingering while cool and intense.
Shop Now for Summerdown Mint Chocolate Mini Bars!
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Amazing Tuna and Perfect Can
"This is amazing tuna! I use it in all kinds of recipes including salads where I just crumble it over some chick peas and rocket arugula with a little parmesan. Not only is the tuna good, but I reserve the oil often and use it in the dish because its great quality oil and flavored wonderfully by the tuna. Size of the can is perfection because you don't have to commit to a big can and store the rest."
by The Jazz Chef
Shop now for Ortiz Bonito Del Norte Tuna Tin!
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Marinated Flank Steak Recipe
A terrific, tangy marinade for grilled meat or chicken. We love this marinated flank steak with a simple plate of rice and a green vegetable. Easy, quick to mix, the quality of your soy sauce and sesame oil makes all the difference. The ginger is a key ingredient as well. Darker the sugar the better if you don't have muscovado on hand.
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