Canned & Jarred Vegetables

Using a traditional Andalusian recipe, these Cortijo stone in green olives are so nice, we are really pleased to have found them. They are meaty, garlicy with a gentle spice, perfect for drinks and nibbles.  Allergens: none Ingredients: Crushed green olives, vegetables (4%) (red pepper,...

Maestos Aceituneros have been producing exceptionally high quality olives and pickles for over 50 years. Their Guindilla chilli peppers are grown in the Iberian Peninsula and are lovely to eat as part of a classic Basque tapas, paired with cheese or topped on a pizza....

To make corn into flour, the Mexicans use a process called nixtamilization, this loosens the skin and makes it more amenable to being ground into flour. It involves soaking the corn in an alkaline solution overnight which also increases the nutritional properties of the...

Although these simply look like green tomatoes, tomatillos are in fact not part of the tomato family - they are cousins of the gooseberry. As a result, they are zingy and tangy and make the perfect green salsa.  Just blitz these up, add finely...

Embrujos has a similar meaning to the old name 'Hechizos' and translates from Spanish as 'Spells or charms' and these delicious green olives have an amazingly intense flavour. They are really buttery with a garlicky, herby flavour in the marinade. Spain is the leading...

These Manzanilla green olives are stuffed with anchovies, giving them an salty umaminess that makes them great with a Dry Martini. Allergens: none Ingredients: Green olives, anchovy paste (6%) (water, anchovy and stabilizer (E401)) salt, flavour enhancer (E621, E635) acidulant (E330), antioxidant (E300).  

These grilled artichokes taste fantastic, they have a wonderful buttery, nutty, earthy flavour with a smoky finish from the grilling. Use them in salads, crostini, risotto, pasta, mix them through potato gratin or just eat them straight from the tray, as we did! Allergens:...

Beans form part of the corner stones of Mexican cuisine and black beans are one of the most popular types. The Maya diet was based around maize, squashes and beans - the three sisters of agriculture. The corn would provide the structure for the climbing...

Gordal olives are a really large variety of Spanish olives, the name Gordal translates as "the fat one". These exceptional olives are meaty with a soft and delicate flavour. They are made by Losada and are grown and harvested to the East of Seville, in the fertile area...

These massive Mevalco Picante Gordal Olives are grown in the South of Spain, near Seville. With a crunchy texture and a warmth from the cayenne chilli pepper, they taste amazing and are one of our best olive finds. They are produced by Maestros Aceituneros,...

Tomatoes are one of the most celebrated ingredients in Italian cooking. The Mutti chopped tomato really maintains all the flavour of freshly harvested tomatoes. They are chopped much finer than normal canned tomatoes which gives them a more pulpy consistency and intense flavour. We...