Eau, beurre doux (21,7%), crème (8,1%), jus de citron (7,4%) (contient des sulfites), amidon de maïs, sel, épaississant : gomme de xanthane, farine de guar, curcuma. Les ingrédients utilisés pour la fabrication de ce produit ne sont pas issus d’organismes génétiquement modifiés et sont dépourvus d’ingrédients ionisés. Allergènes : Lait, sulfites (>10mg/kg). Traces possibles de : Poissons, crustacés, moutarde, mollusque, oeufs, céleri, gluten.
So’Boutargue produces in Provence, bottarga made from the roe of wild caught Striped Mullet fish. The roe are cleaned with natural water, enrobed by salt of Camargue and then, naturally sun dried until reaching their perfect cure level.
The bottarga is after that enrobed by a mix of alimentary and bee wax to insure a high level of conservation of the product.
To please the delicate palate of our customers, we infused our bottarga with Boukha (figs alcohol).
Bottarga di Muggine (Dried Wild Caught Grey Mullet Roe)
Hand made in Provence “South of France”
Highly rich in Omega 3, decreases anxiety and increases the aphrodisiac.
Slice thinly like salami on a toast or sandwich or grate it over pasta or salad or scrambled eggs, read the preparations in the descriptions below.
Supreme quality, top chefs recommendation
The secret magic ingredient that will change all of your seafood recipes
Storage : At least 3 month of eat-by-date, store in the fridge
Made in Normandy, in La Vieille Abbaye by the Le Moigne family, those artisanal yogurts are made with on the same day when the milk is collected from the cows they are raising at the farm. The farmers produce their own fodder which are used to feed their animals (herb, hay, corn). They are developing a self-sufficiency model to feed the animals (less than 10% of food bought outside of the farm). They don’t use soy anymore.
Made in Normandy, in La Vieille Abbaye by the Le Moigne family, those artisanal yogurts are made with on the same day when the milk is collected from the cows they are raising at the farm. The farmers produce their own fodder which are used to feed their animals (herb, hay, corn). They are developing a self-sufficiency model to feed the animals (less than 10% of food bought outside of the farm). They don’t use soy anymore.
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