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Clean, porky aromas. Balanced sweetness and salt.  Cured for a minimum of 12 months, this ham has developed a full and complex flavour and a firm, dense texture.

Bakeries in Galicia have long made products that would last on board of ships. Dried biscuits containing very little water were amongst the foods which were taken on most voyages. These traditional biscuits are still made, but now primarily to taste good. Round and crunchy, these biscuits have a mild taste of olive oil.

Robust flavours of the sea. Delicate smokiness. Plump, sashimi texture. A chef's dream!Conservas Nardin only buys anchovies caught in the Cantabrian Sea; the fish destined to be used for their smoked anchovies are brined, rather than salted, and then cold smoked whole over beechwood before being filleted and then tinned in olive oil.They are tender and moist, mildly fishy and lightly smoky, truly delicious.

Ready-made churros to finish in the oven in just 4 minutes from frozen. Quick and easy, this is a very convenient and cost efficient way to enjoy Spain’s best known pastry at home. Churros are very much on trend now so if you do find yourself in London, pop into our London Bridge or Battersea tapas restaurants for an authentic Spanish breakfast, where Brindisa chefs make fresh home-made churro dough and pipe it straight into the fryers. There are 12 churros in each packet. *Brindisa will take all due care to package this item in a way to keep it frozen for up to 24 hours, and goods must be unpacked immediately upon delivery. If you are based in one of the delivery areas where we can’t guarantee next day delivery, please consult our Customer Service team for advice. Items that have defrosted in transit may be treated as fresh, with a reduced shelf life.

Mild Ñora pepper, toasted almonds, roast tomatoes & garlic. Sauce for salads, vegetables & fish. A Catalan speciality, this is made using a combination of hazelnuts, almonds, sweet nora peppers and tomatoes. A rich, nutty sauce with a real depth of flavour. Serving suggestions: traditionally eaten with fish or grilled calçots, it is equally good with steamed vegetables, asparagus or roast chicken, xatonada salad (salt cod and frisee salad) or with grilled escalivada.

The olive oil torta, a flat, unleavened biscuit, was first invented several hundred years ago to provide an easily portable snack for stagecoach passengers passing through the city of Seville. Made in several different flavours, the traditional biscuit is sweet, crisp and flaky with a mild taste of anise. Contains 6 tortas per pack

Sweet dominates savoury. Earthy, grassy, toasted nuts. Pigs forage in woodlands. The King of hams. Freshly hand-carved by a master carver in our Balham Deli. The Eíriz bellota ham is made from free range pigs of 100% Ibérico breed that have fattened up on acorns on the dehesa of Extremadura for 10-12 weeks. The hams are then expertly cured in Jabugo in Huelva, one of the most famous Ibérico ham curing towns in Spain.  This ham has been cured for 3 years to create intense, complex flavours and aromas. Jamones Eiriz have been producing Ibérico hams in the town of Corteconcepción, situated in the mountains of the Sierra de Aracena, north of Seville, since near the beginning of the 19th century. Their artisan production methods keep things as traditional as possible and create some remarkable hams. For best results, remove from fridge at least 30 minutes before serving. How to enjoy: Place the slices on a warm plate for the fat to melt slightly. Eat the slices with pan de coca Catalan bread or picos de pan. *Please be aware that, depending upon which part of the ham your pack has been carved from, the proportion of delicious acorn fat to lean meat will vary. **Vacuum-packed

Earthy toffee sweetness of acorns. Savoury undertone. Hints of fruitiness. Lingering intensity. The Brindisa bellota ham is made from pigs of 75% iberico breed that have fattened up on acorns on the dehesa of Extremadura for 10-12 weeks at the end of their lives. The hams are then expertly cured in Guijuelo, Salamanca for between 30 and 36 months The ham has a sweet and nutty aroma with an excellent balance between the savoury and nutty elements and a long, complex finish.  The ham in this pack has been hand-carved by a master carver. 

The freshly crushed floral Picudo, sweet Hojiblanca and robust Picual olives from the Prado family's organic estates are cold-pressed. The result is an organic oil with tropical flavours of passion fruit and papaya.

Intense flavours. Tomato powered, adds colour and dimension. A red fish broth for hearty fish dishes. A concentrated fish stock made with fish, shrimp, squid, onion, garlic, tomato, carrot, leek, olive oil, wine, pepper and sugar. Perfect for making paella, fish soup or seafood stew. Shake well before use and add water and salt to taste.

These thin and crisp sweet rolled wafers are simply made with butter, flour and sugar to produce a light, rich delicious biscuit which slightly resembles a cigarette, from which it gets its name. Perfect with a cup of tea or coffee, they can also be filled with cream or creme fraiche and served with marinated fruit. For the chocolate biscuit aficionado, the chocolate version has almost as much chocolate as biscuit!

This rice is cultivated on the Moorish built river terraces of the town of Calasparra in Murcia. The variety (balilla x sollana) is highly absorbent taking up about 2.5 times its weight in liquid, so it can really show off the flavour of a good stock.

Soft, melting black pudding. Sweetness from onions. Grill or BBQ, a breakfast treat. Like the UK, Spain has many regional variations of black pudding, known as morcilla in Spanish. This Catalan variety is a soft type, made to be cooked, and contains a good quantity of onion, giving it a pleasant sweetness. The cocktail-sized puddings can be fried, grilled, baked or poached or cooked down to give texture to casseroles. Approximately 600g in weight

Spain produces a flavoursome, thin skinned variety of fig called Pajarero which is the perfect medium to carry the rich, moist flavours of this chocolate coated fruit. Stuffed with a ganache of cream, chocolate and brandy, the Rabitos are intensely flavoured, slightly chewy, and meltingly delicious.

Adds kick to sauces & dishes alike. Finely-ground. Peppers dry over oak fires. This paprika is produced in La Vera DOP, Extremadura from peppers that have been grown in one of the 52 villages within the DOP. The peppers are smoked by the growers before being sent to the factory, where they are ground in stone mills, to preserve the quality. This smoked paprika has a warm and smoky flavour, with a gentle hint of heat. If you’re looking for something with less spice, try the mild variant of our La Chinata smoked paprika.

This cooking chorizo has the characteristic touch of the region of Astorga, in Castilla y León. The vibrant colour and aromas of the paprika are not overshadowed by the spices. This cooking chorizo has a pleasant warmth, a savoury taste and a lasting finish. Approximate weight 750g-800g Ideal for simmering in water, wine or cider. A perfect companion to beans and pulses: serve on a bed of lentils and winter vegetables, a summer lentil salad, or, once grilled, add a few slices to a bean and vegetable stew. Great with our heirloom Faba beans. 

These manzanilla olives are green, with a firm and meaty texture and are slightly spicy with a lightly bitter, briny flavour. Marinated with guindilla chillies to add spiciness. Manzanilla are the most popular olive in Spain.  Serving suggestion: The perfect snack eaten on their own or they can also be added to salads, cocktails and dressings. *Please be aware the tins are fragile and can experience dents in transit. They are still delicious to eat. We will therefore not refund or replace any dented tins unless the product has been compromised or the tin is leaking.

Roast pork taste. Hot paprika kick at the end. Fires up bean stews. Great to grill on the parilla. These cooking chorizos have been one of Brindisa's most popular products for more than 20 years: exceptionally versatile, they can be grilled, fried, poached or casseroled with equally good results. The flavour is pleasingly meaty, the texture is firm. Approximately 250g.

Gentle paprika warmth and richness. Traditional style cooking chorizo. Great on the parilla grill. These cooking chorizos have been one of Brindisa's most popular products for more than 20 years: exceptionally versatile, they can be grilled, fried, poached or casseroled with equally good results. The flavour is pleasingly meaty, the texture is firm. Approximately 250g

Light crunchy texture and richly savoury jamón ibérico flavour. Gluten free. These artisan made crisps are very special, with a light translucent texture, and flavours that are as aromatic as they are flavoursome. The hand crafted process allows tight control of quality and scrutiny of raw materials. The production process starts with careful selection of the finest potatoes from suppliers who have been working with the company for over 35 years.

Elegant fish flavour. Small tuna named "Bonito del norte". Silky textured, hand trimmed & packed. Ortiz white (Bonito del Norte) tuna, Thunnus alalunga, is a smallish tuna generally weighing less than 20kg. All of the fish that Ortiz buy is caught on rod and line in the Bay of Biscay and then processed by hand. The flesh is a pale colour and has a delicate flavour that is at its best when eaten simply, in a salad for example.

Like the UK, Spain has many regional variations of black pudding, known as morcilla in Spanish.  This variety, made in Extremadura by Brindisa's supplier of the finest ibérico hams, is made using meat from acorn fed pigs and is cured for a period of 30 days.

One of the commonest accompaniments to cheese, ham and charcuterie in many Spanish bars and restaurants is the simple breadstick, often made using olive oil. The shape may vary, but they all provide a textural contrast to the meats or cheeses. These little pointed breadsticks are crisp and crunchy.

Intense flavour, melting texture. Improve with age. Shimmers of silver skin. Ortiz buy their sardines at auction houses (lonjas) on the north coast of Spain. The fish are carefully beheaded and gutted by hand before being washed and prepared for cooking. They are briefly fried in oil before being tinned in olive oil. A la antigua describes those products on which the silver skin is kept on the fish.