Black Truffle Pate Gourmet Mushroom & Black Truffle Spread

TruffleHunter

£16.95

What Is Black Truffle Pate? TruffleHunter Truffle Pate is a rich, savoury blend of finely chopped mushrooms and black truffles, expertly combined with extra virgin olive oil and a touch of seasoning. This luxurious spread captures the deep, earthy essence of truffles in a smooth, versatile pate that's perfect for elevating everyday dishes. What Does Black Truffle Pate Taste Like? Expect a deep, umami-rich flavour from the closed cup mushrooms, enhanced by the earthy intensity of black truffles and the nutty depth of porcini. Balanced with olive oil and subtle seasoning, it delivers a smooth, i

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