Packed in a facility that packs items that may contain soy, wheat, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, milk and eggs. Emballé dans un établissement qui emballe des articles qui peuvent contenir du soja, du blé, des noix, des arachides, du sésame, du lait et des oeufs.
Espelette Pepper
This finely-ground chilli pepper is named after the French town where it’s grown – Espelette in South West France, just over the border from San Sebastián. The pepper was introduced from Mexico in the 16th century, but in 2000 was awarded a Designation of Origin (DOP), officially rooting it in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques.Traditionally, Espelette pepper is used as part of the curing process for Bayonne hams, as well as spicing honey or bread and even adding a kick to hot chocolate or liqueurs. Espelette is also used as the starring ingredient in lots of traditional Basque dishes – from pipérade fish stew to chicken basquaise with piperade.
