Gourmet Pantry

Fresh quinces combined with the crunchy texture of dried figs and warm spices make this a deliciously rich jam.

Great with cheese, dips, pate and antipasti, unlike traditional water crakers, our wafer crackers have a fine melt in the mouth texture with subtle taste. 

Made from Yarra Valley shiraz wine from our good friend Rob Dolan. This jelly is fruity and intense, and is great with brie and other soft cheeses. It also partners well with goat cheese and some light blues.

The sweet fragrant raspberries give this jam a full flavour that is balanced with a tart finish.

Made from the sweetest strawberries in the Yarra Valley, this jam is full of fruit pieces and is bursting with flavour. 

Artisanal sardines made from the freshest fish in Portugal. Hand-selected, hand processed, hand wrapped works of art.

When it comes to sardines, it’s safe to say that Pinhais & Cia are sticklers - in the best possible way.

Since 1920, this iconic Portuguese brand has been blowing the competition out of the water with their fastidiously handcrafted artisanal sardines, NURI.

What’s their secret? Attention to detail.

First, they hand-select the freshest sardines from local master fishermen. Grown in the cold waters of the Atlantic, these fish contain unique nutritional properties and remarkable depth of flavour.

Rather than machines, each fish is prepared slowly by hand according to secret family recipes. They’re gently ‘vapour cooked’, packed in premium 100% Refined Olive Oil and hand-wrapped in beautiful vintage packaging, in a final act of craftsmanship.

We simmer locally grown Australian mushrooms in filtered water and add a dash of Tamari soy sauce. The result is a unique stock that adds an exceptional depth of flavor to any vegan, vegetarian, or meat-based meal. Use in risottos, soups, stews and braises. Cook with rice, pearl barley and other grains like quinoa. Umami is the magical fifth flavor - it is the hallmark of delicious food. This Mushroom Stock makes food just that. No preservatives. No additives. It's real food.

Ingredients: Filtered water, fresh Australian mushrooms, tamari soy sauce (water, soybeans, salt, alcohol), rosmarinic acid (natural antioxidant)

A rich, sweet preserve with the texture crunch of dried figs. Great with Stlton and string blue cheese. Spread on a cracker or fresh bread with some goat cheese it make a delicious canape.

Sweet caramelized onions with some balsamic vinegar, brown sugar and some subtle spices give this versatile condiment a lovely rounded flavour. Excellent with bangers and mash, on a hamburger or served as a canapé in pastry cases with soft goats cheese on top.

Raspberries, strawberries, blackberries and blueberries combine deliciously to make a jam with deep berry flavours.

The city of pickles wouldn't be complete without the New York deli. Handmade the traditional way, this old faithful from the block is as natural as it is lipsmackingly tasty. Upgrade your sandwich side-kick or show your cheeseboard who's boss.

The tartness of rhubarb and the sweetness of ripe strawberries result in a perfectly balanced jam.

The finest Yarra Valley Apricots give this jam an intense sweet sharpness.

Made from rose pink ruby grapefruit, this marmalade has a pithy grapefruit tang and chunky texture

Pastificio dei Campi is located in Gragnano, an exceptional place for pasta production, where industrial development has led to the loss - partial at least - of the magic linked to the art of this white gold. Our firm aims to restore and sustain the tradition of Gragnano pasta IGP, and seeks to do this in a way that respects craftsmanship and traditional production methods, allowing the raw ingredients and stages of production all the time they need to create a pasta of the very highest quality, the best pasta ever.

Wider than linguine, the name of this shape comes from its resemblance to the strips used for the hems of clothes. Fettucce are ideal with meat-based sauces, or with shellfish.

This fully-flavoured stock is made the traditional way with genuine Australian grass fed, free range cattle.

We roast the bones in small batches, slowly simmer them with our specially selected vegetables and herbs for at least 12 hours, and then reduce the liquid.

Ingredients: water, free range beef and bones, roasted carrots, tomato paste, roasted onions, celery, rosmarinic acid (natural antioxidant), bay leaves.

Provenance of beef bones: exclusively grass-fed, free range cattle from the pastures of victoria and new south wales, with no supplementary food or chemicals used.

Pastificio dei Campi is located in Gragnano, an exceptional place for pasta production, where industrial development has led to the loss - partial at least - of the magic linked to the art of this white gold. Our firm aims to restore and sustain the tradition of Gragnano pasta IGP, and seeks to do this in a way that respects craftsmanship and traditional production methods, allowing the raw ingredients and stages of production all the time they need to create a pasta of the very highest quality, the best pasta ever.

A much-loved shape used all over the Italian peninsula but originating in Liguria. Linguine go very well with Genoese pesto or with fish or shellfish-based sauces. A classic Gragnano dish is linguine with clams.

Made using ripe blood plums, this jam has a decidedly European flavor with a delightful sour finish.

Full of large pieces of aubergine, this spicy pickle makes a fantastic base for a Middle Eastern style pizza. Or stir it through natural yoghurt with chopped fresh coriander and serve it on the side of grilled foods.

A classic blend of orange, lemon and grapefruit, this marmalade is light and fresh with a tangy citrus finish

Dark and treacly, this Scottish style marmalade is rich and dense with bitter caramel notes.

Pastificio dei Campi is located in Gragnano, an exceptional place for pasta production, where industrial development has led to the loss - partial at least - of the magic linked to the art of this white gold. Our firm aims to restore and sustain the tradition of Gragnano pasta IGP, and seeks to do this in a way that respects craftsmanship and traditional production methods, allowing the raw ingredients and stages of production all the time they need to create a pasta of the very highest quality, the best pasta ever.

Spaghetti is the dried pasta shape par excellence and emblem of the Neapolitan table. The name comes from their shape, similar to a thick piece of string (spago). The first reference to spaghetti is found in the Vocabolario Domestico by Giacinto Carena (1846), where it is listed alongside "capelloni, spilloni e vermicelli"; a few years later it appears in the famous Dizionario Tommaseo-Bellini, published in 1861-1879.

An intensely sharp and bitter marmalade with distinctive bright shreds of orange peel

A sophisticated range of sauces for chilli- loving foodies, made in Australia.

As lifelong chilliphiles, the creators of Red Clipper lamented the lack of flavour and fire in most chilli sauces, one usually sacrificed for the other. They also believed that sauce bottles should command pride of place on the dining table, and look the part too.

So they created an uncompromising range of chilli sauces with the finest ingredients, to do justice to this fiery little fruit.

This rich and full bodied sauce balances the fieriness of bird’s eye chillies, spiciness of Cayenne and fruitiness of the Habanero to create Red Clipper’s classic medium-hot chilli and tomato combination. It is a classic chilli sauce that is at home with anything from steaks, tacos and burgers to chips, pasta sauce and marinades. This can also be used to whip up a mean Bloody Mary.

Lucia’s tomato based products are only made seasonally over the summer months while the Australian tomatoes are at their best, ensuring freshness quality and a great product and most importantly a unique and fresh tomato flavour.

Australia's southern climate is perfect for producing sweet flavour filled tomatoes. Lucia‘s has a purpose built haccap approved tomato manufacturing facility.

Since its creation in 1921, Pickapeppa Sauce has established itself as an international legend. A must-have sauce for knowing connoisseurs, Pickapeppa Sauce is like Jamaica itself, a mixture of diverse worldwide cultural influences, through cuisine, music, dance and art.

Jamaicans today are descendants of people from around the world who settled on the island and mixed together. Pickapeppa Sauce is produced in much the same way, a combination of fine ingredients selected from seven countries to ensure the best possible quality… a unique blend of tomatoes, onions, sugar, cane vinegar, mangoes, raisins, peppers and spices. This blend is then aged in oak barrels for one full year before bottling to ensure the rich flavour that Pickapeppa’s admirers so love.

Only 100% natural ingredients are used. Cane vinegar is used as a natural preservative.

The Classic Jamaican Sauce! Pickapeppa Sauce’s sweet, mellow flavour of cane vinegar makes it a perfect compliment to almost any dish from appetizer to entrée to dessert.

A sophisticated range of sauces for chilli- loving foodies, made in Australia.

As lifelong chilliphiles, the creators of Red Clipper lamented the lack of flavour and fire in most chilli sauces, one usually sacrificed for the other. They also believed that sauce bottles should command pride of place on the dining table, and look the part too.

So they created an uncompromising range of chilli sauces with the finest ingredients, to do justice to this fiery little fruit.

The blend of the herbaceous capsicum flavour of the Jalapeno chilli with the tartness of green tomatoes, together with the zing of fresh lime and coriander, this sauce is Red Clipper’s very own homage to Mexico. This is a mild to medium sauce with a vibrant tangy citrus burst. It can be used with any and all Mexican flavours and is also brilliant when splashed on chicken dishes, burgers and your morning eggs.

A sophisticated range of sauces for chilli- loving foodies, made in Australia.

As lifelong chilliphiles, the creators of Red Clipper lamented the lack of flavour and fire in most chilli sauces, one usually sacrificed for the other. They also believed that sauce bottles should command pride of place on the dining table, and look the part too.

So they created an uncompromising range of chilli sauces with the finest ingredients, to do justice to this fiery little fruit.

This is a version of a thick Carribean style hot sauce bursting with aromatic spices. The heat of the Habaneros and a subtle sweetness that evokes the flavours of Jamaica. This delicious Jamaican style sauce is the perfect blend of chilli and spice. Use as a marinade with barbequed, grilled, jerked and roasted meats. Great in curries, North African dishes, or simply use as a condiment.

She's the spicy cousin to the bread & butter pickle and she means business. Subtle on the sweet side but with a surprising kick of mouth-watering habanero heat - this brined beauty brings a bit of bang to your next epic burger.

Saffron, which gets its name from the Persian "zapharan" meaning "stigmas", is a spice which comes from the three stigmas from the Crocus sativus. Originally from the Middle East, it was first grown 4,000 years ago in the Greek provinces.

Considered the most expensive spice in the world, saffron is rare due to the extremely tedious harvesting process and its very low yield. Roughly 150,000 crocus flowers are needed to obtain just 1kg of saffron.

Very sought after by gastronomes for its extraordinary flavour and colour, saffron is considered the crown jewel of the spice kingdom.

Harvesting requires patience and dexterity and is carried out very carefully when the crocus blooms, which only lasts 2 to 3 weeks. Local women delicately handpick these flowers which only last a day before wilting. Then comes the intricate process of removing the stigmas from the flowers, keeping intact the most aromatic part of the flower, using an extremely precise and age-old technique.

The red stigma of the mauve coloured crocus has surprising aromas of cedar, pepper and flowers, bringing together warmth, intensity and a delicate sweetness. It leaves gourmets spellbound and is a must-have for any chef in search of a Michelin star.

Lucia’s tomato based products are only made seasonally over the summer months while the Australian tomatoes are at their best, ensuring freshness quality and a great product and most importantly a unique and fresh tomato flavour.

Australia's southern climate is perfect for producing sweet flavour filled tomatoes. Lucia‘s has a purpose built haccap approved tomato manufacturing facility.

Artisanal sardines made from the freshest fish in Portugal. Hand-selected, hand processed, hand wrapped works of art.

Since 1920, this iconic Portuguese brand has been blowing the competition out of the water with their fastidiously handcrafted artisanal sardines, NURI.

What’s their secret? Attention to detail.

First, they hand-select the freshest sardines from local master fishermen. Grown in the cold waters of the Atlantic, these fish contain unique nutritional properties and remarkable depth of flavour.

Rather than machines, each fish is prepared slowly by hand according to secret family recipes. They’re gently ‘vapour cooked’, packed in premium 100% Refined Olive Oil and hand-wrapped in beautiful vintage packaging, in a final act of craftsmanship.

Ingredients: Mackerel (72%), olive oil (22%), cucumber, chili (2%), carrot, salt, cloves, black pepper and laurel.

Lucia’s tomato based products are only made seasonally over the summer months while the Australian tomatoes are at their best, ensuring freshness quality and a great product and most importantly a unique and fresh tomato flavour.

Australia's southern climate is perfect for producing sweet flavour filled tomatoes. Lucia‘s has a purpose built haccap approved tomato manufacturing facility.

Only the finest olive oil is selected to become Laudemio Frescobaldi, which represents the highest expression of extra virgin olive oil. The 300 hectares of olives groves are located on Tuscany hills.

Laudemio oil has an unique emerald-green colour, with perfumes of mown grass and artichoke, and a balanced and pleasant spiciness and bitterness

Artisanal sardines made from the freshest fish in Portugal. Hand-selected, hand processed, hand wrapped works of art.

Since 1920, this iconic Portuguese brand has been blowing the competition out of the water with their fastidiously handcrafted artisanal sardines, NURI.

What’s their secret? Attention to detail.

First, they hand-select the freshest sardines from local master fishermen. Grown in the cold waters of the Atlantic, these fish contain unique nutritional properties and remarkable depth of flavour.

Rather than machines, each fish is prepared slowly by hand according to secret family recipes. They’re gently ‘vapour cooked’, packed in premium 100% Refined Olive Oil and hand-wrapped in beautiful vintage packaging, in a final act of craftsmanship.

Ingredients: Mackerel (72%), olive oil (27%), salt.

Take your tastebuds to Mexico with small-batch, hand-crafted salsas.

When two Mexican expats gave their friend a jar of homemade salsa, he promptly advised them to go into business - and La Fundidora was born.

Each batch is made in small quantities by hand, without chemicals, sweeteners or artificial acidifiers. And even though the ingredients look simple, each salsa shows incredible depth of flavour and character - which is all part of the alchemy.

The king pin of pickles - this fella is bathed in gin brine with hints of juniper, rosemary and a touch of jalapeno spice for good measure. Unleash a spear or two into your next bloody mary or splash some brine into your dirty martini for some serious pickle-tipple swagger.

In the 15th century, nutmeg could only be found in the Moluccas archipelago on the volcanic islands of Banda in Indonesia. For many years it was highly sought after by the European colonial powers. The Portuguese were the first to colonize the archipelago in the 16th century followed by the English with the East India Company and then the Dutch East India Company (VOC).

In 1665, the Dutch managed to chase the British off Run island (Moluccas archipelago) and set fire to all the nutmeg trees to keep the monopoly of trading nutmeg. The English fleet furiously fought for Run island against the Dutch. In 1667, the treaty of Breda put an end to the bloody battles between the two major colonial powers: the Dutch gave the English Manhattan (Nieuw Amsterdam) in return for Run island.

Later on, the nutmeg tree was introduced to Grenada, India, the West Indies, Madagascar and Sri Lanka.

Nutmeg is surrounded by a thin coating called mace, which is sweeter and more delicate than nutmeg, yet slightly peppery. Grind with a pestle and mortar to add a hint of creativity to your cream desserts, fruit compotes, roast pike-perch or grilled chicken with ginger.

Grate nutmeg to flavour white sauces, gratin dauphinoise, mashed or fried potatoes.

Our sugar cubes are made from sugarcane and sugar beet from the world's best sugar growing regions. They are produced for The Providore by Marukichi Sugar in Tokyo. The sugars are unrefined and have not been through a centrifugal process so they retain the character and natural minerals from the sugar sources and have more flavor. Characterized by strong sweetness, a delicate flavor and beautiful color, they are the perfect partner to our exquisite teas and specialty coffee blends.

This sugar is made from sugarcane from the world's best sugar growing regions. It is produced for The Providore by Marukichi Sugar in Tokyo. They differ from regular refined sugar in that the raw sugarcane juice is not centrifuged to separate the sugar crystals from the mother liquor, but simply filtered and then boiled down so that the richness and flavor of the syrup can be savored to the full. By adjusting the proportion of mother liquor left in the sugar, we have created flavors fragrances and colors. Ideal for baking and cooking, they are perfect to use in ways that bring out their special characteristics.

02 - A traditional sugar with a strong old-fashioned flavour and sweetness with a real presence.

Aqua 03 Sugar Syrup is produced by natural crystallization of rock sugar made from Hokkaido sugar beet with the addition of water only. The syrup is rich and dark and is fantastic poured over pancakes or ice-cream or used to make cakes and pastries.

Aqua 01 Sugar Syrup is made from non-centrifugal unrefined cane sugar from sugarcane grown in Okinawa with the addition of water only. This syrup has a clean, pure sweetness and it is ideal to sweeten cocktails and mixed drinks, iced tea or in pastries or cakes.

This sugar is made from sugarcane from the world's best sugar growing regions. It is produced for The Providore by Marukichi Sugar in Tokyo. The sugar is unrefined and has not been through a centrifugal process so it retains the character and natural minerals from the sugarcane and has more flavour.

03 - A luxurious sugar with more than a trace of mother liqueur from the sugarcane. Characterized by a full-bodied but mellow sweetness.

Only the finest olive oil is selected to become Laudemio Frescobaldi, which represents the highest expression of extra virgin olive oil. The 300 hectares of olives groves are located on Tuscany hills.

Laudemio oil has an unique emerald-green colour, with perfumes of mown grass and artichoke, and a balanced and pleasant spiciness and bitterness

Hand picked and air dried, these muscatels on vine remain sweet and raisin like. They are perfectly matched to soft brie and triple cream cheeses as well as smooth farmhouse cheddars.