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Oval Catalan almonds are grown in the Mediterranean and widely enjoyed all over Spain. Naturally sweet with a bitter edge, these expertly selected almonds are gently fried in small batches, then seasoned to perfection.   Perelló Salted Catalan Almonds are a perfect match with a cold beer, cava or sherry. Perelló Nuts and Snacks are exactly the same ingredients, recipes and quality as our well-loved Brindisa nut and snack range. 

Perelló Maize Kernels are known as Kikones in Spain. Gently fried and perfectly seasoned in small batches, the giant corn kernels are an irresistible crunchy snack.  Traditionally found in bars across Spain, they make a nutritious plant food nibble on the go. Try in salads and wraps or simply serve with a long cold drink.  Perelló Nuts and Snacks are exactly the same ingredients, recipes and quality as our well-loved Brindisa nut and snack range. 

Perelló Cocktail Snack Mix combines nuts and maize kernels, perfectly toasted and seasoned in small batches.   Ubiquitous at Spanish fiestas, this flavoursome selection of almonds, cashews, peanuts, maize kernels and toasted hazelnuts is savoury, salty and impossible to resist. Simply serve with a long cold drink. Perelló Nuts and Snacks are exactly the same ingredients, recipes and quality as our well-loved Brindisa nut and snack range. 

These delicious berries, the fruit of the caper bush, have a floral sharpness which pairs particularly well with fish, from scallops to sea bass. Not quite as sharp as a caper, they are also great addition to a charcuterie or cheese board.  Blend them with lemon and garlic to make a dipping sauce for or substitute them for an olive to make a Dirty Martini. Why not try them in Giovanna Ryan's Spaghetti alla Puttanesca

Pickled in vinegar infused with oregano and tarragon, this garlic has a full and savoury sweetness. These classic Spanish encurtidos (pickles) can complement everything from canapes to cocktails, or simply be eaten with a cold beer or a glass of wine. Serve it as a tapa alongside olives and anchovies for a simple, classic snack, or use it to add flavour and texture to pasta sauces, antipasti platters and sautéed vegetables or a stir fry.

Guindilla peppers are sharp and piquant and are normally eaten as a tapa with other encurtidos. These pickles are the perfect accompaniment to our ranges of cheeses, charcuterie and pates. They also make an excellent pizza topping, a brilliant addition to a cheese sandwich or bring a refreshing piquancy to rich foods such as a terrine or a plate of charcuterie. Also delicious with Navarrico black beans.

These Gordal olives are green, crisp and fleshy with a touch of heat from the guindilla chillies in the marinade. With a different recipe from our tinned variety, these Gordal olives have a slightly cleaner flavour with a pleasant acidity and come in a resealable jar. These Gordal olives have a firm texture and a rich taste with a lovely balance between oiliness and acidity. An intense and juicy flavour bursts from these huge olives.   The Gordal Reina (Queen) variety comes from Sevilla in Andalucía. They are grown in Alcalá de Guadaira, Utrera and Los Palicios and are harvested between September and October. Serving suggestion: They are delicious when eaten straight from the jar. For a quick and tasty snack, stuff them with orange segments and marinate with olive oil and herbs like oregano.

Salty and sharp these capers are uniquely delicious; non-pareil in fact means “without equal” in French and it is applied to the smallest capers with the most delicate flavour. Capers are produced from the unopened flower bud of the caper bush (whilst caperberries are the fruit of the same plant). These buds are picked, dried in the sun and preserved in rock salt. They are a versatile ingredient, adding flavour to dressings and creamy sauces (try it with horseradish) or add to potato salads or eggs. They are a perfect partner to white fish.

Handmade bakes, traditional in Andalucía. Endlessly versatile and perfect for grazing boards. Regañás are a traditional cracker from Andalucía. Ubiquitous in southern Spanish culture, they often grace tables instead of fresh bread. They are made with extra virgin olive oil and sesame and are shaped and cut by hand. Originally, these crackers were distributed among ship crews, who were often confined for long periods of time, and this was a long shelf life product to carry with them. Perfect for hummus or roasted aubergine dip.

Traditional bakes with flaked salt. For cheese, charcuterie and more. A fabulous snack with olives and a cold drink. Regañás are a traditional cracker from Andalucía. Ubiquitous in southern Spanish culture, they often grace tables instead of fresh bread. They are made with extra virgin olive oil and sesame and are shaped and cut by hand. Originally, these crackers were distributed among ship crews, who were often confined for long periods of time, and this was a long shelf life product to carry with them. Delicious dipped in a creamy Canarejal.  

Cooked butter beans. Generous and eye-catching. These Judion beans are ideal for braises, salads and even with your favourite roasted meats. Taste profile: These butter beans have been carefully cooked to preserve their shape and texture. They are creamy and buttery with nutty notes when tasted. A 1-star Great Taste Awards winner in 2024