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The 'Piparras' peppers from La Catedral de Navarra are a gourmet delicacy, handcrafted in Navarre. These peppers are distinguished by their crisp texture and intense flavor, making them a perfect complement to a variety of dishes. 

One of the most delicious dishes in Galician cuisine, ready to enjoy. With ham hock, chorizo, potatoes, turnip greens, chickpeas, and natural broth. 

All of this mussel has the DOP Mexilon de Galicia certification. It is purchased exclusively during the months of October, November and December. 

Hake is one of the most appreciated and consumed fish in Spain. The fishing technique known as pincho consists of using four or five rods of approximately six or seven meters. From each one hangs a 500-meter mother line with about 20 or 25 hooks. When the hake bites, the mother line is collected with the help of...

It is the pectoral part of the fish (Thunnus alalunga). It is characterized by its fat, which makes it more juicy and exquisite on the palate. 

The peperetes sardines come from the Galician markets and come from traditional fishing. They are treated with the utmost care and are manually placed in the can. To preserve its flavor and texture, an intensely flavored and best quality olive oil is used as the topping liquid. 

A Ventresca made with fresh Northern Albacore fish from the Burela fish market, hand-packed fillet by fillet and accompanied by an exclusive butter, handcrafted by the Lugo cheese factory Airas Moniz from the raw milk of its flock of grazing jersey cows. 

Squid in its ink, Los peperetes, canned squid, a cephalopod with a similar texture and flavor to the octopus, made through a fine process which is cleaned and cooked manually to finally accompany a sauce made with quality ingredients such as olive oil. olive, onion, tomato and the squid ink itself.  ...

Hedgehog Caviar is a traditional preserve made manually with sea urchin roe, an authentic gourmet delicacy worthy of the most exquisite palates. 

Barnacles from the Galician Rías, Los Peperetes, one of the most sought-after Galician preserves for their content, the barnacles packaged by the Galician cannery Los Peperetes are a seafood collected by manual fishing on the dangerous cliffs of Finisterre. 

After purification, the Zamburiña goes through a washing process before and after chipping, to avoid all types of impurities. The presentation of this product is in scallop sauce, exclusively made with natural ingredients.