Garlic Chilli Crunch

Name: Garlic Chilli Crunch
Brand: Blackfire Food

Blackfire Food

£5.5

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With crispy garlic, crispy shallots, toasted sesame seeds, ginger, chilli flakes and rapeseed oil. Turn up the heat in your kitchen with Black Fire Food's 'Garlic Chilli Crunch' - a fiery delight priced at a sizzling £7.55. This hot commodity is a perfect blend of crispy garlic and shallots, toasted to a golden crunch that will make your taste buds dance to the salsa. The chilli flakes, as red as a summer sunset, bring warmth that will set your culinary world ablaze, while the zingy ginger adds a spark of spice to ignite your senses. All these flavours are swimming in a sea of rapeseed oil, cr

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BLACKFIRE FOOD LTD, number NI675933. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Garlic Chilli Crunch

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