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Discovery Pack — Fresh truffles & truffle slicer
Discovery Pack — Fresh truffles & truffle slicer
Fresh truffles, a truffle slicer and the pleasure of your first truffle dishes.
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In-stock truffles: delivery within 24 hours · CHF 25 · Details
Flavour, tips and quantities
Flavour, tips and quantities
Your first experience of fresh truffles.
The truffles, the tool and Xavier’s advice: everything you need to discover the pleasure of preparing and serving truffles at home.
Your Discovery Pack
- 60 g of fresh Tuber uncinatum truffles, also known as Burgundy or autumn truffles.
- A stainless steel truffle slicer for shaving thin slices just before serving.
Truffle origin: Switzerland or Italy, depending on availability.
A pack for two: 60 g of truffles in total, around 30 g per person for a generous main course. The number and size of truffles vary with the harvest.
Xavier’s tip
The day before, grate 25 g of truffle into 100 g of butter and mix with a fork. Leave to infuse in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours.
The next day, add the butter to your pasta or risotto off the heat, adjusting the amount to your recipe. Keep the remaining fresh truffle for shaving or grating over each plate just before serving.
Let the flavour develop cold; avoid frying the truffle or boiling a sauce that contains it.
Explore our recipes and basic preparations
For Uncinatum: around 20 g per person for one dish, or about 30 g for a truffle menu with several courses. Adjust to your recipe and appetite.
To develop truffle flavour in butter, cream, mayonnaise or cream cheese, leave the mixture in a covered container in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours. Within this time frame, a longer infusion allows more truffle flavour to develop in your chosen fat.
For 100 g of butter: 5 to 10 g of white Alba truffle (Tuber magnatum) or 10 to 15 g of black Périgord truffle (Tuber melanosporum). These are Xavier’s infusion tips; adapt the quantity to your preparation and the intensity you prefer.
The secret with truffles? Use them!
If you have some left, enjoy them the next day or make truffle butter to freeze in small portions.
Xavier
Freshness and storage
Enjoy your truffles as soon as possible after delivery. They generally keep for 5 to 7 days in the fridge, depending on ripeness and condition. Wrap them individually in absorbent kitchen paper, replace it daily and check their condition.
See our illustrated storage guide
Delivery in Switzerland
We dispatch by Swiss-Express “Lune”, Tuesday to Friday, subject to availability, for delivery the following morning. We email you when your order is dispatched.
Already have a truffle slicer? Explore our Uncinatum truffles in 100 g, 200 g and 500 g packs.
Origin and freshness
Origin and freshness
From one truffle hunter to another, with no middlemen.
We are truffle hunters too. Our Swiss truffles are harvested by us or by our partner truffle hunters.
Origin: Switzerland or Italy, depending on the delivery. Our truffles come directly from our truffle hunters and trusted partners, with no intermediaries.
Enjoy promptly: usually keeps for 5–7 days in the refrigerator, depending on ripeness and condition. Change the absorbent paper daily.
The pack contains 60 g of truffles in total and a stainless-steel slicer. The number and size of truffles vary. Allow around 30 g per person for a generous main course.
Delivery in Switzerland
Delivery in Switzerland
Swiss-Express Lune: CHF 25.00
In-stock truffles: delivery within 24 hours. Handed to Swiss Post at 6 pm, delivered the next day before 9 am.
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Each truffle is unique. As a natural product, its appearance, shape, size and colour may vary slightly from the photos shown. The species, weight and grade always match the information on the product page.