
Truffle saucisson
Which truffle is used in this saucisson?
Wild summer truffle (Tuber aestivum), added in pieces at 1.8% and complemented by a truffle flavouring. Milder than the black winter truffle, it brings woodland notes without masking the taste of the saucisson.
What is the difference from the truffle Grignottes?
The truffle saucisson is a 100 g dry saucisson in a natural casing, covered with its natural bloom, which you slice yourself. The truffle Grignottes are small ready-to-eat aperitif bites sold in a bag.
Does this saucisson contain allergens?
Yes, it contains lactose (milk). It is made in a workshop that uses nuts.
How should I store truffle saucisson?
In a dry, well-ventilated place below 18°C. Once cut, wrap it in a tea towel and enjoy it quickly to make the most of the truffle aroma.