Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Artichokes 63%, sunflower oil 34%, salt, garlic, wine vinegar. Acidity regulator: citric acid. Antioxidant: ascorbic acid.
A smooth, mild spread made with 63% artichokes, sunflower oil, garlic and a pinch of salt. Spread it on crostini, layer it into sandwiches or stir it into mayo for a quick artichoke aioli. A 10 oz jar from Italy.
This tapenade is mostly artichoke. The hearts are chopped very fine with sunflower oil, a little garlic and salt, so you get a soft spread that tastes clearly of artichoke.
It's mild and savory, with no chili, which makes it easy to pair. Spread it on crostini, use it in place of mayo on a sandwich or stir it into pasta with a splash of cooking water.
Prefer a chunkier texture with oregano and chili? Try our artichoke bruschetta topping. Serve either one on our bruschetta toasts.
Creamy ricotta and savory artichoke spread. A four-ingredient appetizer that looks like more work than it is.
Add a few torn basil leaves or a little prosciutto for variety.
Full ingredients: Artichokes 63%, sunflower oil 34%, salt, garlic, wine vinegar. Acidity regulator: citric acid. Antioxidant: ascorbic acid.
Store in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening and use within one week.
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Artichokes (63%), sunflower oil (34%), salt, garlic and wine vinegar, with citric acid and ascorbic acid (vitamin C).
No. It's mild and savory, with a little garlic and no chili.
The tapenade is smooth and mild. Our artichoke bruschetta is chunkier and seasoned with chili and oregano.
No milk or nuts are listed in the ingredients, and no allergens are declared on the label. Always check the jar for the most current information.
Spread it on crostini or crackers, use it in sandwiches, stir it into mayo for aioli or toss it with hot pasta.
Keep the jar in the fridge with the lid on and enjoy within one week of opening, as the label advises. Smooth the top and add a thin layer of olive oil to keep it fresh.
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