Perello Gherkins

The Artisan Smokehouse

£4.25

Also known as 'pepinillos', these delicious baby-sized gherkins are crisp slightly sweet. They are lightly preserved in white wine vinegar with mustard seeds, silverskin onions and peppercorns. Perello is a beloved Spanish brand known for its high-quality olives, pickles, nuts, snacks and preserved vegetables. Established in 1964, Perello has become a staple in Spanish pantries and is celebrated for its bold flavours, traditional recipes, and instantly recognisable packaging. With a focus on authenticity and simple, natural ingredients, Perello products bring a true taste of Spain to tables ar

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