A very strong and flavoursome spice from Indonesia, nutmegs have been traded and used for centuries. Traditionally used in sweet dishes like custard, apple pies, and mulled wine, nutmeg can also enhance many savoury dishes too - why not try adding a fresh grating to your next Italian ragu sauce?One whole nutmeg grated equals 2-3 teaspoons of ground nutmeg.
A flavoursome blend of culinary herbs, based on the traditional French Herbes de Provence. Perfect for any dish and especially good with chicken and fish.
Just when you thought our range couldn't get any better, we bring out the big guns! Sweet and juicy jumbo raisins covered in dreamy Belgian chocolate, our chocolate has never tasted so good!
Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavour makes it an alternative to white rice or couscous. Originally from the Andes, it has been eaten for centuries. Directions:Wash before use to remove the natural saponin, then cook like rice with one part quinoa to 2 parts water for approximately 15 minutes, or until the...
Stoate's stoneground white flour, due to the nature of its production, is not as "white" as mass produced rollerground flour. The heat generated during the slow and gentle milling process is just sufficient to distribute the wheatgerm oil evenly while retaining the natural vitamins and minerals in the finished flour.The flavour of baked goods...
Our sweet paprika is from Spain and is a deliciously sweet noble variety. It is great for lots of Spanish dishes and famously Hungarian Goulash. Why not try frying some peppers, onions and potatoes in olive oil, adding a good pinch of sweet paprika, before adding a fried egg? Delicious!
A delicious whole grain rice. It has a lovely ‘nutty’ taste to it and is a tastier alternative to white rice.Directions for use: Rinse well in cold water before use. Place in boiling water, allow to come back to the boil, then cover and cook on a very low heat for approximately 30 minutes or according to taste.
A flavoursome blend of culinary herbs, which has been inspired by the flavours of Italy. Use on pasta dishes or home made pizzas or in casseroles and stews.
Meaning 'Head of the Shop' in Arabic, Ras el Hanout is an aromatic blend of north African spices, originally blended by shopkeepers with their very best spices. Great used as a rub on meats for grilling and frying or for adding to almost any north African dish.
A flavoursome blend of sweet spices traditionally used in rich fruit cakes. It is also great in fruit crumbles and pies.
Our dried apple has a delicious soft and chewy texture and a naturally sweet taste. It is great as a snack as it doesn’t have any added sugar, but is also lovely to use in home baking, like flapjacks, muffins or cakes!
A perfect mix to use as a base for a soup or to add extra thickness and goodness. Just add vegetables and stock for a hearty soup!Directions: Add Soup Mix to an existing thin soup or stock. Bring it to the boil and then simmer for 30-60 minutes. Cooking time may be reduced by soaking the soup mix overnight beforehand.
Garlic granules are dried crushed garlic cloves. They have a strong flavour and are a useful store cupboard essential. They can be used in all types of recipes, but are particularly good in soups, stews and casseroles. They also make fantastic garlic fried rice! Try making some basmati rice, then melt some butter in a pan, add a pinch of garlic granules...
Just when you thought our range couldn't get any better, we bring out the big guns! Sweet and juicy jumbo raisins covered in dreamy Belgian chocolate, our chocolate has never tasted so good!
Desiccated coconut is obtained from the dried pulp of fresh coconuts. Try it in home baking with red glace cherries to make a fantastic cherry and coconut cake, or just sprinkle over mild curries such as Korma.
Poppy seeds have a distinctive flavour and can be used in bread, salad dressings and they are also great in cakes.
Our chilli flakes come from India and are extra hot! They have a lovely dry heat which can compliment any dish. Try using them with fresh tomatoes, onion and garlic to make a fiery ‘arrabbiata’ pasta sauce.
Our famous blend of Raisins, Currants and Sultanas. We don’t bulk it out with peel or anything else, giving you just the best quality fruit to make the best quality fruit cakes! WITHOUT PEEL
Chick peas are both delicious and versatile! Great in Indian cuisine, they are also the basis for Hummous when blended with Tahini, lemon, olive oil and garlic.Directions for use:Soak the peas overnight in cold water. After soaking, replace water and bring to the boil in a large pan, then simmer for approx 45mins or until soft. At this point, they can be...
Our sweet paprika is from Spain and is a deliciously sweet 100Asta variety meaning it has a good sweet flavour with a red to orange colour. It is great for lots of Spanish dishes. Why not try frying some peppers, onions and potatoes in olive oil, adding a good pinch of sweet paprika, before adding a fried egg? Delicious!
Bay leaves, also known as laurel leaves have been used to enhance dishes for centuries due to their distinctive aromatic flavour. Try adding to soups, stocks, casseroles, stews and sauces.
These delicious salted almonds make the perfect snack to munch on. Premium whole Californian almonds are gently roasted and salted for a superb flavour. No wonder they are our taste testers’ no.1!
Probably our best selling nut, salted cashews have always been popular so we only ever buy the best whole cashews and have them lightly roasted and salted for the best flavour. Perfect for enjoying with a drink at any time!
Since 1832 Stoate and Sons has been producing quality stoneground flour. The present mill near Shaftesbury in Dorset is situated on a Domesday site where a century old overshot waterwheel is the primary source of power.Horizontal French Burr millstones ensure the flour is ground to the finest quality.
A delicious white Italian rice which is the basis for Risotto.Directions for use:Do not rinse before use as the starch is essential for a creamy Risotto. Simply fry some chopped onion in olive oil and when soft, add the rice and fry it until it has lost its ‘white’ appearance. In the meantime, have some stock simmering in another pan and ladle in a...
Our chilli flakes come from India and are extra hot! They have a lovely dry heat which can compliment any dish. Try using them with fresh tomatoes, onion and garlic to make a fiery ‘arrabbiata’ pasta sauce.
Cinnamon has a wonderful strong and sweet taste which has been prized for centuries throughout the world. It is great in many desserts, particularly with apple, but can also add an extra flavour to marinated meats, and in particular lamb.
A With a more fragrant taste, our Mild Curry Powder is perfect for flavoursome but mild curry dishes. Try a simple curry with either vegetables or left over meat gently fried with onions, garlic and our curry powder, then cooked with cream. Try adding ground almonds and coconut before sprinkling toasted flaked almonds over the finished curry before serving.
Our sea salt is from the Mediterranean and has a lovely rounded flavour. It is suitable for all uses, either for table use or to add when cooking.
Black mustard seeds, often also known as brown mustard seeds come from the mustard plant and are used extensively in Indian and Asian cuisine.
Black beans have a mild earthy sweet taste and velvety texture that hold their shape well. They are ideal with spicy flavours and hot seasonings.Directions for use:Soak the beans overnight in cold water. After soaking, replace water and bring to a fast boil in a large pan. Let them cook for 10 minutes and then simmer for approx 30-45 minutes or until...
Semolina is from wheat flour and is the basis for making pasta. Traditionally served as a pudding, it can be used in many different ways including baking and bread making. It is also fantastic on roast potatoes; simply par boil your potatoes, then sprinkle some semolina over them before roasting them in olive oil!
Semolina is from wheat flour and is the basis for making pasta. Traditionally served as a pudding, it can be used in many different ways including baking and bread making. It is also fantastic on roast potatoes; simply par boil your potatoes, then sprinkle some semolina over them before roasting them in olive oil!
A medium blend of spices which is great in many different curries, or as a marinade, a rub or to give extra depth of flavour to other recipes.It's also fab as a base for Singapore style fried noodles - simply stir fry some onions and strips of ginger, add a teaspoon of Madras curry powder, then when nicely coated, your other vegetables or meat, a touch of...
Crunchy sweet peanuts covered in premium Belgian chocolate...absolutely, completely, totally and utterly gorgeous!
A delicate and flavoursome blend of aromatic spices, traditionally used at the end of cooking to enhance the flavours of the curry.
Juniper has a light aromatic sweet flavour which is fantastic in stews and casseroles with Game. Try adding to a Venison and red wine stew.
Also known as wolfberries, goji berries have been used for centuries in Chinese cuisine and traditional medicine. They are often soaked or cooked before use, but can be happily eaten straight from the packet. Try using them as you would raisins by adding to your favourite muesli, cereal, or bowl of porridge. They are also super tasty in smoothies and shakes!
'Hey Amigo! with flavours this good, this new Desperado mix should be outlawed'. A Mexican inspired blend of peanuts and corn with subtle spices and flavours. Mucho tasty!
Our whole Californian almonds are from the 'non pareil' variety and extra no.1 grade, which is the best you can get! They are also a good source of fibre, so make a super snack. They are also fantastic in many types of baking especially sweet desserts.
Full of essential nutrients, green lentils are delicious. They are also known as continental lentils and are the basis for many French and Italian stews and casseroles. They also make a great side dish when simply cooked and dressed with lemon juice, olive oil and garlic.Directions for use:Wash lentils thoroughly before use, then place in a large pan...
Also known as cornmeal, Polenta has been enjoyed in Italy for centuries. When cooked it can be served either hard, then griddled or creamy smooth with a consistency like semolina.Directions:Bring some milk or water to the boil in a saucepan and slowly add some polenta until it gets quite thick. Stir continuously and turn down the heat to a gentle simmer....
Cayenne pepper comes from dried ground chillis and is a fiery and hot pepper. It is well regarded for its dry heat and slightly aromatic bouquet. It is used as a base for hot sauces especially in Creole cuisine and adds a certain piquancy to stews and casseroles.
Also known as wolfberries, goji berries have been used for centuries in Chinese cuisine and traditional medicine. They are often soaked or cooked before use, but can be happily eaten straight from the packet. Try using them as you would raisins by adding to your favourite muesli, cereal, or bowl of porridge. They are also super tasty in smoothies and shakes!
We believe that our salted peanuts are simply the BEST! We use smaller South American peanuts to give a rounder, more balanced flavour
A wonderfully intense Belgian dark chocolate with the added citrusy zing of candied orange peel.
Cacao nibs are the purest form of chocolate you can buy. Used for centuries in Southern America, the cocoa beans are picked, peeled and fermented, before being chopped into 'nibs'.Use in all types of home baking, or add to your cereal or Wilton Wholefoods granola!
A flavoursome blend of culinary herbs, which is very versatile and can be used with all types of cooking.
With juicy sweet cranberries and apricots, the finest UK toasted oats and flakes, we think our new granola is our best yet! Enjoy with cold milk or greek yogurt.
An extremely flavoursome herb, basil is fresh and sweet and used extensively in Mediterranean cooking. Try adding to any Italian inspired tomato sauce based pasta dish, or just sprinkle over sliced tomatoes and add crushed garlic and olive oil.
Our Pine kernels are the edible seeds from the pinus siberica variety. They have a wonderful sweet taste which is delicious by itself or to use in sweet or savoury dishes. Try lightly toasting them and adding to pasta, or of course use them to make fresh pesto with basil, olive oil and parmesan cheese.
Oatbran is the extracted outer husk of the oat grain.Directions for use: Simply sprinkle over your breakfast cereal. No need to cook like porridge.
Chives are the smallest species of the onion family and have been used for centuries to flavour soups, potatoes and fish. They also make a delicious additions to dressings and sauces.
Cumin has a very strong fragrant flavour which is very commonly used in Indian and in particular, North African cuisine where it is the predominant flavour found in Tagines and many authentic kebabs. Try grinding some and adding to home made burgers for an extra aromatic flavour!
A delicious aromatic blend of spices for all types of Chinese food. Try mixing some five spice, dark soy sauce and sweet chilli sauce and use as a marinade for meat, then either grill, stir fry or BBQ
Our dried apple has a delicious soft and chewy texture and a naturally sweet taste. It is great as a snack as it doesn’t have any added sugar, but is also lovely to use in home baking, like flapjacks, muffins or cakes!
An aromatic and warm herb, a member of the mint family. Popular in Greek, Italian, French and Spanish cuisine, vegetables and grilled meats, barbecues, sauces, casseroles, pizza, sauces and salad dressings
Also known as cornmeal, Polenta has been enjoyed in Italy for centuries. When cooked it can be served either hard, then griddled or creamy smooth with a consistency like semolina.Directions:Bring some milk or water to the boil in a saucepan and slowly add some polenta until it gets quite thick. Stir continuously and turn down the heat to a gentle simmer....
Full of essential nutrients, green lentils are delicious. They are also known as continental lentils and are the basis for many French and Italian stews and casseroles. They also make a great side dish when simply cooked and dressed with lemon juice, olive oil and garlic.Directions for use:Wash lentils thoroughly before use, then place in a large pan...
Fennel seeds have a wonderful sweet almost aniseed taste and are used extensively in Italian, Asian and Oriental cooking. Try grinding them in a pestle and mortar with some chilli, lemon juice, garlic and olive oil and use as a rub for pork or chicken on the BBQ.
Simple whole blanched peanuts. Perfect for home baking or creating your own flavoured nuts! Also great for stir fries!
Our dried cranberries are sweetened for extra flavour. They have a tangy fruity taste and are great for cooking, baking, adding to one of our fantastic Mueslis or even just to enjoy as a snack.
Take 2 old favourites, crystallised ginger and plain dark chocolate, put them together and you get our delicious Dark Chocolate Ginger - Munchy heaven!
A delicious aromatic blend of spices for making traditional cajun dishes. Originally from the southern US state of Louisiana, it is delicious with meat or fish. Try as a rub or marinade for bbq or for grilling.
A deliciuos wholesome wholegrain pasta made by the artisans at Granoro in Bari, Italy, using solely 100% organic Italian semolina. Rich in fibre with just one portion giving you 30% of your daily recommended intake. Try as a healthier alternative to traditional white pasta.Cooking time: 7 minutes
Cacao nibs are the purest form of chocolate you can buy. Used for centuries in Southern America, the cocoa beans are picked, peeled and fermented, before being chopped into 'nibs'.Use in all types of home baking, or add to your cereal or Wilton Wholefoods granola!
Our Selected Apricots are delicious. They are great soaked and eaten with natural yogurt for breakfast and they also make a delicious snack just as they are!
It's the classic taste combo that shouldn't work, but really does! Smooth, tangy yogurt around plump, sun-soaked raisins makes a delicious snack that it's alright to love.
Macadamias have an almost ‘buttery’ taste and have a texture similar to brazils. They are lovely on breakfast cereals and in nutty flapjacks, and can also be used in home baking.
A great blend of Italian style herbs which is perfect for adding extra flavour to pizzas. It is also great on pasta dishes and for use on grilled and barbequed meats.
Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavour makes it an alternative to white rice or couscous. Originally from the Andes, it has been eaten for centuries. Directions:Wash before use to remove the natural saponin, then cook like rice with one part quinoa to 2 parts water for approximately 15 minutes, or until the...
Our sea salt is from the Mediterranean and has a lovely rounded flavour. It is suitable for all uses, either in a grinder or to add when cooking. Try sprinkling some over roasting potatoes for an added tasty crunch!
A delicious fragrant rice from Pakistan which has a unique and delicate flavour. Enjoy with a good curry or use as an accompaniment to any meal. Directions for use: Rinse/ Wash the rice thoroughly before use. Place 2 measures of rice to 3 of water in a saucepan with a tight fitting lid. Add a pinch of salt, bring to the boil and then put the lid on the...
Ground allspice is not a mixture of spices but a single spice taken from ‘Pimento’. It has an aromatic almost peppery sweet flavour and is the main ingredient for many Caribbean dishes including Jamaican Jerk. It is also commonly used in Sausages where its almost smokey flavour enhances the taste.
The original wasabi coated snack and still the best! Delicious crunchy fried peas with a hot and spicy wasabi coating and no artificial colours!Plus, not only do they taste amazing, they're a source of both protein and fibre!
Dried onion flakes are great in soups, casseroles and Asian cuisine. They have a strong onion flavour and best all, don’t make you cry when using them!
Cayenne pepper comes from dried ground chillis and is a fiery and hot pepper. It is well regarded for its dry heat and slightly aromatic bouquet. It is used as a base for hot sauces especially in Creole cuisine and adds a certain piquancy to stews and casseroles.
These raw, plain cashews are a delicious nut that can be enjoyed as a snack or used in cooking. They are also a source of fibre and are used extensively in Indian and Chinese cuisine, so why not try lightly toasting some and adding to your next stir fry or home made curry?
Barley is a whole grain and is high in fibre. It is a delicious alternative to rice and is often used in soups, casseroles and stews. Barley is also great in risottos as it absorbs all the flavour and stock.Directions for use:Wash the grains before use and cook in plenty of boiling water until tender which is normally 25 minutes. If adding to soups or...