The Camden Collection

Name: The Camden Collection
Brand: Honestly Tasty

Honestly Tasty

£18.49

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Three exquisite cashew-based fauxmages, fermented for sophisticated depth and crafted for pure indulgence. Each 120g wheel delivers its own decadent character – from the bold umami richness of our original , perfect with sweet onion chutney on crisp crackers, to the luxurious Truffle variety elevated with white truffle and complex layers, divine with sautéed garlic mushrooms and a velvety red. The Smoked offers silky robustness with warming depths that linger beautifully, exceptional melted into smoky mac cheese or paired with spiced apple relish. Artisan plant-based craftsmanship at its fines

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HONESTLY TASTY LTD., number 11728863. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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The Camden Collection

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