The Curry Collection

Name: The Curry Collection
Brand: Flavour Bombs

Flavour Bombs

£18.5

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Three iconic world curries. Zero faff. Pure authentic flavour. Take your tastebuds on a global curry tour with our ultimate Curry Bundle. From the creamy, velvety richness of North Indian Butter Chicken and the fragrant, tropical warmth of Guyanese Coconut Curry, to the bold, deeply spiced heat of authentic Jamaican Curry Goat - we’ve packed three incredible culinary traditions into one effortless kit. Whether you're dropping a Flavour Bomb into a pan with water or coconut milk, or sprinkling our versatile Curry Goat mix for a slow-simmered pot or dry rub, you get slow-cooked, restaurant-quali

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The Curry Collection

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