Prawns in Aromatic Spiced Broth

Name: Prawns in Aromatic Spiced Broth
Brand: Flavour Empire Foods

Flavour Empire Foods

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Aromatic Spiced Prawns in Light Broth ⸻ Succulent peeled prawns gently simmered in a fragrant, lightly spiced broth — comforting, elegant and full of flavour. ⸻ Our Aromatic Spiced Prawns in Light Broth are crafted using premium peeled prawns, gently simmered in a delicately seasoned broth infused with garlic, herbs and warm aromatic spices. Light yet richly flavoured, this dish balances subtle spice with natural sweetness from the prawns, creating a refined seafood meal that is both nourishing and satisfying. With no shells and no heavy sauces, it’s perfect for clean, high-protein eating and

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FLAVOUR EMPIRE FOODS LTD, number 14271253. Checked 2026-08-29.
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