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Saclà Char-Grilled Artichokes in Oil

Our char-grilled artichokes (285g) are carefully quartered, preserved in sunflower oil, and packed with naturally savoury flavour, adding effortless depth and character to everyday meals.

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Saclà Char-Grilled Artichokes in Oil

Little Plates, Big Flavour

Our artichokes are carefully handled and quartered to bring out their naturally savoury flavour, then char-grilled and preserved in sunflower oil to keep them tender and delicious.


They’re full of character and a simple way to add depth to everydaymeals. 


Perfect for antipasti platters, salads, pizzas or stirred through pasta dishes.

Ingredients & nutrition

Ingredients: Artichokes 60%, sunflower seed oil, wine vinegar, salt, flavourings, acidity regulators: citric acid, lactic acid; antioxidant: ascorbic acid.

For allergens see ingredients in BOLD letters.

IF YOU SUFFER FROM ANY ALLERGY ALWAYS READ THE LABEL ON THE PACK, AS SOMETHING MAY HAVE CHANGED.

Typical Nutritional Values per 100g: Energy 741kJ/180kcal, Fat 16.3g, of which Saturates 1.7g, Carbohydrate 2.5g, of which Sugars 2.4g, Fibre 6.4g, Protein 2.6g, Salt 1.8g

Once opened, keep refrigerated and consume within 2 weeks.

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FAQ

Please browse our Frequently Asked Questions below, where you'll find answers to many of the most common queries.

Antipasti are traditional Italian appetisers served before the main course. The term literally means ‘before the meal’.

Antipasti stimulate the appetite and often include a colourful variety of small bites - typically a mix of cured meats, cheeses, marinated vegetables, olives, seafood, and breads. They can be served plated individually or as a shared platter.

Typically, antipasti is served cold or at room temperature, but some are better served warm, like baked crostini with our Sun-Dried Tomatoes or mini pizzette topped with our Friarielli.

Antipasto is singular (one plate or serving), while antipasti are plural (multiple dishes or a shared platter).

It depends on the ingredients, but popular choices include:

·       White wines: Pinot Grigio, Vermentino, Sauvignon Blanc

·       Red wines: Chianti, Barbera, Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

·       Sparkling: Prosecco pairs beautifully with mixed antipasti

Discover our exclusive range of authentic Italian antipasti, available only at sacla.co.uk.
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