Quinces, sugar, glucose, candied citrus peels, pectin, mustard, acidity regulator (citric acid) ; May contain: Mustard
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Andrini Marmellate
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Quince paste with the addition of mustard is a particularly firm preserve made with quinces, sugar and mustard. This sweet and slightly spicy mostarda is typical of Italian cuisine and is mainly used as an accompaniment to cheeses. The history of quince paste dates back to Roman times, when fruit was cooked with sugar to make a sweet preserve. Later, during the Middle Ages, the recipe spread throughout Europe and was enriched with the addition of spices and flavorings. The addition of mustard to quince paste is a more recent idea, but it pairs perfectly with the sweet flavor of the fruit, The quince is a fruit that resembles an apple but is smaller and has a more irregular shape. Quince flesh is firm and tart, which is why it is mainly used to prepare preserves, jams and liqueurs. Andrini Marmellate's quince paste with mustard is made only with high-quality ingredients and following a traditional recipe.
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In summary: Allergens detected: Mustard
