Gluten-Free Red Onion Marmalade and Brie Quiche

Mud Foods

£6.6

What do you call a square quiche? A squiche! Mud Foods’ Gluten Free and vegetarian-friendly Red Onion Marmalade and Brie Squiche showcases our homemade sweet and sticky Red Onion Marmalade. Then, mature cheddar and a generous helping of brie gets bathed in a delicious custard of local free-range eggs, double cream and milk. Delicious Red Onion Marmalade and Brie Squiche delivered to your door We hand make our own Red Onion Marmalade by gently and slowly frying the onions until caramelised a beautiful rich golden brown, we then add soft light brown sugar and Balsamic vinegar and this boils down

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Gluten-Free Red Onion Marmalade and Brie Quiche

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