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courtney

Have you tried any of the other truffle products on their site? Anything worth checking out?

ACB

Disappointing! There's nothing like being all set for an incredible date, only to have your hopes dashed by a complete lack of chemistry.

I will never forget my first experience with truffles, also over fresh pasta. It was one of those culinary moments that remains frozen in time, and you remember every detail. The place setting, the din of the restaurant, the company, the texture of the pasta, and, of course, the feeling that you were somehow eating the pure forest. Thanks for the walk down memory lane!

ann

dude, that sucks! I have a truffle salt from Kalustyan's that I swear by. It's incredibly truffley and delicious. If you can bear parting with another $20, try it

joe

courtney - no, haven't tried their other truffle products. though i do have the porcini salt and while it also has a great aroma, has zero taste.

acb - sounds like we had the same experience. were we in the same place at the same time? are you following me ;)

ann - hmm..i trust your opinion. maybe i'll check it out, as a visit to kal is on my list anyhow...

almost vegetarian

Do you know, I've never tried truffles. I've had everything from snails to alligator, but no truffles. It's next on the list, so this alarming lack of culinary delight in my diet is soon to be no more, but now I am looking forward to it even more. Cheers!

750 mL

Try it on ice cream or gelato. Trust me. The salt's too forward on most solid foods. The truffle is easily lost. Let it melt into the cream. The salt will bring out the sweetness of the dessert, while the rich earthy aromatics lie on top. I've loved it on any quality vanilla ice cream and very high-fat hazelnut gelato. I know it's weird, but you have to trust me on this one.

Ilyse Rathet

Try the ORIGINAL truffle & salt, a Ritrovo selection, that we pioneered and which won a Fancy Food Award years ago. It is the REAL thing and never fades in flavor. My husband and I developed the concept over a glass of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo with our supplier Casina Rossa. Available at Dean & DeLuca or www.cheftools.com


ExpatJane

I'm thinking you need to try a different type of truffle salt.

The one I use from Selezione Tartufi is actually quite subtle and not over-powering. It's only 5% truffles.

However, maybe truffle salt is indeed not for you. I fell in love with it the first time I tried it at a friend's.

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The Spice Doc

I just tried a truffle salt that blew my mind and I would go so far as to say smells like earthy sensual love as well as tastes of it. You can see the product I bought on my blog: www.thespicedoc.com
Give it another go, it's delectable and I am particular about things.

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miki71

After Casina I have tried "TartufLanghe Tartufi" Truffle Salt. It is more tasty, the Casina Salt lost the flavour after 3 weeks. Also the taste is different, the casina salt smell of white and is made with black truffle (?).

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