The product
Peschiole al Tartufo
Small green peaches flavored truffles ideal for an aperitif
Code:
93098
Country of origin:
Italy - Tuscany
Weight:
500 g
Minimum order:
1 piece
| Description | Small peaches harvested while still unripe, before the pit forms, immersed in a mix of vinegar and truffle-flavored oil |
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| Appearance | Small green peaches, with pieces of truffle inside |
| Taste | Crunchy and fresh, with pleasant hints of green grass |
| Curiosity | They are unripe peaches, still green and with no pit, since it has not developed yet |
| Suggestions | Perfect for an aperitif or cut into four pieces to enhance a salad, perhaps dressed with truffle-flavored vinegar. They're also worth trying finely chopped in a tartare or blended into a cream and used to dress tagliolini with "green truffle." We also suggest trying them instead of olives for a unique and unexpected aperitif |
| Ingredients | Dwarf peaches 50%, sunflower oil, salt, sugar, WINE vinegar, italian summer truffle (Tuber aestivum Vitt.) 0,6 %, flavouring |
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| Allergens in ingredients | Sulphur dioxide and sulphites > 10 mg/kg o mg/L |
| Weight | 500 g |
| Packaging | Glass jar |
| Storage Conditions (packaged products) | Keep in cool dry place away from sunlight |
| Instructions for use | After opening, store between +0°C and +4°C and consume within a few days |
| Nutrition Declaration | Energy: 1783 kJ / 433 kcal Fat: 46,3 g of which saturates: 5,2 g Carbohydrate: 2,8 g of which sugars: 1,7 g Protein: 0,7 g Salt: 1,07 g Typical value per 100 g |
The producer
Savini Tartufi - Montanelli (PI) - Tuscany
Why we chose them
Savini is a family who turned its passion into a job. The story of Savini Tartufi dates back to the '20 and to Giuseppe Savini, an iconic farmer from
Balconevisi, a small town on the hills of Tuscany. His passion was to go truffle hunting with his loyal dog. Giuseppe was the father of four children.
One of them, Zelindo, started working at Villa Saletta estate, becoming a point of reference for the Lords and the farmers: he had to take care of the
reserves and to lead the Gambacastelli family's guests through the woods for hunting. During dinners in the estate, truffle was always on the table.
Day by day many gentlemen from Northern Italy started to refer to Zelindo for buying truffles that he could apparently collect and buy from other
truffle hunters. After few years Zelindo decided to leave Villa Saletta to work as a full-time truffle hunter. He bought a shop with a cafè in Montanelli,
which became a meeting point for truffle hunters. In the back of the shop Zelindo improved his business of buying and selling of truffles with the help
of his son, Luciano, who at that time was a young pastry chef. Very soon Luciano becomes the most important point of reference for restaurants and
local delicatessen shops. Today the company is lead by the third generation: Cristiano, Carlo e Romina
