Caciocavallo is an extraordinary cheese classic of south Italy and of Puglia in particular. This version is the fresh and sweet one, so delicate and soft. It comes in 1 kg shape.
Caciocavallo is an extraordinary cheese classic of south Italy and of Puglia in particular. This version is the fresh and sweet one, so delicate and soft. It's great as a starter together with salami, olives or pickled vegetables, but also as ingredient of your favorite recipes, such as rolls, meatballs or others.
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A great 100% organic sauce, unique and savory, made up from raw and red tomatoes.
A classic produce from Apulia! Caciotta is a soft cheese from sheep cheese, rennet and salt. It comes in 750 gr shape. 15% off buying 2 x 750 gr.
Caciocavallo is an extraordinary cheese classic of south Italy and of Puglia in particular. This version is the fresh and sweet one, so delicate and soft. It comes in 1 kg shape.
A classic produce of Salento, the very south of Puglia. It's a ricotta made from sheep milk, rennet and salt. Great to be grated over pasta!
Caciocavallo is an extraordinary cheese classic of south Italy and of Puglia in particular. This version is the extra matured one. So savory and intense! Single whole format, the weight can go from 1.5 to 1.8 kg.
A sharp and savory cheese, soft and creamy, perfect if enjoyed spread on a slice of bread or into your tomato pasta sauce.
Caciocavallo is an extraordinary mature cheese classic of south Italy and of Puglia in particular. This version is the "smoked" one, so tasty and flavoured.
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Rosè obtained by the wine-making of the local Negroamaro and Black Malvasia grapes. Brilliant rosè-coloured, fresh dry-flavoured, it best suits all’italiana hors d’oeuvres, pasta dishes with tomato sauce, fried dishes and white meat.
An artisanal Colomba designed for those who, even at Easter, cannot give up the gluttony of chocolate. A soft dessert perfect to be enjoyed alone, with a drop of liqueur or dipped in milk, made irresistible by top quality chocolate chips. For an Easter under the sign of sweetness without forgetting the tastes of the little ones (and gluttons) of the house.
Very sweet and small, these are the courgettes that the Apulian farmers send us every year to give life to this irresistible cream that smells of Puglia like never before. A lemon tear does the rest, giving the right counterpoint to a symphony of flavors that will not leave any of your guests indifferent.
Here is a legume that you may not have known about and that is worth trying! Black chickpeas are very similar to white chickpeas, but they have an extra note of character. Their flavor is slightly more intense and their color makes them perfect for making aesthetically appealing recipes.
