Buy Fresh Truffles
the finest truffles fresh from Italy
Our Truffles are hunted in Central and Northern Italy and shipped immediately to the UK and elsewhere in Europe.
They are the freshest and finest Truffles available in the UK.
WARNING; FRESH TRUFFLES ARE HIGHLY PERISHABLE, PLEASE REFRIGERATE ON RECEIPT
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Black Winter Truffles
Tuber Melanosporum Vittadini (aka Perigord, Norcia Pregiato)
Italian Black Winter Truffles have an intense rich sensual aroma.
Hunted Wild in Umbria and Le Marche, these truffles are every bit as good as the White Truffles !
These are perfect truffles, no cuts, no holes, pieces from around 10 grams upwards.
Choose from 30, 50, 75, or 100 grams.
From: £55.00 / €64.35
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Black Autumn Truffles
Tuber Uncinatum
Black Autumn Truffles have a wonderful earthy flavour and aroma, with hazelnuts, chocolate, and vanilla. The quality of these truffles should not be underestimated!
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Currently not in season
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White Truffles Grade A
Tuber Magnatum Pico
GRADE A QUALITY, PIECES FROM 20 GRAMS +
White Alba Truffles have a powerful, complex, faintly garlicky aroma and an intense flavour.
Hunted Wild in Piemonte and Northern Italy, these Truffles are famous the world over for their rarity !
Choose from 25, 50, 75, or 100 grams.
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Currently not in season
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WHITE TRUFFLES (2nd Size)
Tuber Magnatum Pico
2ND SIZE, PIECES 10-20 GRAMS
These Truffles have the same stunning aroma and flavour as the larger truffles. Hunted wild in Central and Northern Italy. Whole truffles, very fresh, superb quality.
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Currently not in season
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WHITE SPRING TRUFFLES
T. Borchii
White Spring Truffles have a very powerful aroma and taste. Similar to the famous White Winter Truffle, but at a fraction of the cost, these truffles are revered across Italy.
Hunted Wild in Central Italy.
Choose from 15, 25, 50, 75, 100 or 250 Grams
Currently not in season
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BLACK SUMMER TRUFFLES
Tuber Aestivum
Black Summer Truffles have a delicate flavour and aroma, with hints of earthiness, hazelnuts, chocolate, and vanilla. The flavour develops quickly as the season progresses.
Choose from 30, 50, 75, 100, 250 Grams. Call us to check the price of larger quantities.
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HOW TO USE FRESH TRUFFLES
Fresh Truffles need to be prepared very carefully to ensure their unique properties are shown to full advantage. Their subtle taste and aroma can easily be overwhelmed by strong flavours, so as a general rule we recommend partnering Truffles with mild flavoured ingredients such as pasta, rice, potato and egg.
As a general rule, White Truffles are better served slightly warmed, or in their raw form, shaved simply over fresh pasta, or egg based dishes.
In contrast, Black truffles are more robust, and can be used both raw, and cooked to produce rich and flavoursome sauces or dressings.
WARNING; FRESH TRUFFLES ARE HIGHLY PERISHABLE, PLEASE REFRIGERATE ON RECEIPT
Here is one of our favourite fresh truffle recipes;
Ingredients (breakfast for 4 persons)
100 grams Smoked Salmon, cut into slivers
25 grams White Truffles (finely grated, a small quantity reserved for shaving on top of finished dish)
6 Eggs (stored overnight with the fresh truffles)
60 ml Milk
4 slices of bread rounds
Butter
Salt and Pepper to taste
Method
Beat the eggs, milk, salt, pepper and the finely grated Truffles in a small bowl. Lightly toast the bread slices on each side, and butter. Melt a tablespoon of butter in a non stick pan and lightly cook the egg mixture. Spoon the egg mixture over the toasted bread, layer the smoked salmon slivers on top, and finish with truffle shavings.
