Specialty Foods

Wafer Crackers are thinner than traditional crackers but remarkably robust with a subtle taste, lighter texture and choice of flavors.  These barely-there crackers are made in Australia and are equally delicious eaten straight from the box as they are topped with your favorite cheeses and spreads.

Fried to perfection, these giant corn kernels are a popular snack in Spain. Not surprisingly, they have become a big hit in the U.S., too. Delightfully crunchy and nearly impossible to put down, they are one of our best sellers and the pinnacle of snacking.

Hand-cut pieces of candied crab apple come alive with a hint of potent mustard extract. Mostarda is a traditional condiment that balances sweetness and heat. Suggested pairings include Pecorino Romano, Pecorino Toscano, or roast or boiled meats.

Hand-cut pieces of candied green tomato come alive with a hint of potent mustard essence. Mostarda is a traditional condiment that balances sweetness and heat. Suggested pairings include Taleggio, Cacio de Roma®, fresh and bloomy rind cheeses.

A celebration of bold flavor abounds in this unique “East meets Mediterranean” fusion featuring buttery green olives in an exotic curry and preserved lemon sauce. Try these olives in a stir-fry with brown rice or pair with goat cheese.

Sugar, spice and everything nice! We love this unique pairing of buttery green olives with dried tangerine slices and fiery chili peppers. Serve with Prosecco and smoked almonds or finely dice and bake over wild salmon.

It’s been said that everything tastes better off the grill, and if these olives are any indication, it’s true! Flame-grilled to smoky perfection, these Greek olives are perfect over steak and chicken or paired with an aged Cheddar.

A one-bite antipasti platter, these popular pickled peppers are stuffed with aged prosciutto and sharp provolone. A surefire way to kick-start your next happy hour!

They like it fiery in Italy – it doesn’t get any more speziato than Calabria’s namesake peppers paired with a mild green olive to balance the boldness. We love this mix tossed with spaghetti and grilled chicken.

Native to the Calabria region of Italy, these Ferrari-red chili peppers are spicy, smoky and fruity. Chefs love to use these mildly fermented peppers to add brightness and heat to pizzas, grilled or roasted meats, or sautéed greens. Save the oil for dipping crusty bread!