Volume 8 · Seasoning
The richest volume in the series: nine ingredients, from Sicily to Piedmont. Trapani salt, Piedmont hazelnut, herbs, garlic, lemon and Umbrian summer truffle. Use it on meat, eggs, buttered pasta.


In the kitchen, truffle is often a special-occasion gesture. This volume tries to bring it into ordinary days: a sliced steak, a frittata, a plate of tagliatelle.
Truffle alone is not enough for that. It needs a base to support it. That is why the blend brings together ingredients from all over Italy.
The truffle is Tuber aestivum, the Umbrian summer truffle, harvested from late May to August. It is present at 0.3%, with natural flavourings.
The hazelnut is the Tonda Gentile Trilobata from Piedmont, a hill variety with a fine, lingering aroma. The rosemary comes from the Monregalese, in the province of Cuneo. The garlic from the Valle dell'Ufita, in Irpinia. The oregano from Sicily, the salt from Trapani. The rice flour is Italian and gives the blend body.
Rounded and fragrant. The hazelnut softens, the herbs add freshness, the truffle leaves a note of undergrowth. On pasta, stir it into oil or melted butter, off the heat.
All the ingredients are Italian, with their origin stated. The label shows the percentages, including that of the truffle, and the nutritional values. Contains nuts.