Farrington's Mellow Yellow Balsamic Vinegar Dressing combines cold-pressed British rapeseed oil with Aspall Apple Balsamic Vinegar, creating a modern British take on the classic Italian dressing. A punch of garlic and fresh basil help bring a bright, balanced flavour that works beautifully across a range of dishes, from simple tomato salads to roasted meats and fish.
Made in Northampton using locally produced ingredients, Farrington's Mellow Yellow brings together quality, versatility and a distinctly British approach to everyday cooking. Vegan, gluten free and dairy free, with rapeseed oil naturally rich in omega 3, it's a practical dressing for professional kitchens. Use it to finish salads, drizzle over slow-roasted chicken or fish, or add a burst of flavour to vegetables and other dishes.
Ingredients
Mellow Yellow Rapeseed Oil 60%, Apple Balsamic Vinegar 30% (cyder vinegar, dessert apple concentrate, water, colour: caramel), Dijon MUSTARD (water, MUSTARD flour, spirit vinegar, sea salt, MUSTARD husk, spices), Unrefined sugar, Garlic, Sea salt, Basil, Black pepper.
Cooking & Handling
Shake well before use.
Origin
United Kingdom
Suitable for: Vegetarian, Vegan
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