Cremonini Olive Oil is produced in Italy in a time-honoured tradition that dates back more than 50 years. Casa Cremonini was started in Oliveti near Bologna in Italy, by Guiseppe Cremonini , who still tastes and selects the best of the extra-virgin olive oils, known for its fruity flavour.
TV celebrity chefs such as Jamie Oliver often stress the importance of sourcing a good quality extra virgin olive oil when the recipe calls for it, as it makes all the difference to the final taste of the dish.
Cremonini 100% Pure Olive Oil is smooth and light tasting. It is suitable for any dish requiring a delicately flavoured oil. It has a high smoke point of 240C, making it ideal for Asian cooking.
Cremonini Truffle (Tartufo) flavoured oil is obtained by infusing selected white truffle to olive oil for about a month before being bottled. I would love to get my hands on a bottle of this as it would make a great addition to my kitchen. A few drops of this would work wonders to any pasta or risotto dish.
Olive oil and pasta sauce are inextricably linked in Italian cuisine. So a top range of Don Pomodoro Pasta Sauces from Saor in Calabria, southern Italy, have also been brought in. Saor, a family-run company, started i! n Calabr ia more than 20 years ago, in an area rich in ancient Italian food traditions.
These include: Arrabbiata Sauce, Porcini Sauce, Tomato & Basil Sauce, Olive Pesto, Red Pesto and Basil Pesto. It makes cooking pasta with the original Italian taste that much easier.
The final product of the evening was the Idah! oan Dehy drated Potato from the US. Idaho, a major potato-growing state in the US, is well-known for its Russet Burbank potatoes for more than a century. Idahoan Original Mashed Potatoes, for instance, has been the gold standard for the company which started more than 50 years ago.