House Tartar Sauce - Legal Sea Food - La Sauce Piquante

Need to dip some shrimp?

Stonewall Kitchen Homemade Tartar Sauce

Founded in 1950, the Legal Sea Foods restaurant chain, specializing in seafood, has shared its culinary advice and secrets with Stonewall Kitchen to create a complete range of sauces that pair well with fish, which are too often overlooked and set aside.

Now you'll finally have something to elevate your shellfish and other savory dishes!

Characteristics

Origin	USA
Capacity	210 g
Storage	Refrigerate after opening
For which dish?	Fish and Chips
What intensity?	1

Ingredients: Sweet Pickle Relish (cucumbers, cane sugar, distilled vinegar, salt, xanthan gum and natural flavors), canola oil, white vinegar, salted eggs (whole eggs, salt), water, caramelized onions (yellow onion, sugar, apple juice concentrate), pure cane sugar, MUSTARD powder, cultured dextrose, acacia gum, xanthan gum, soy lecithin, dried garlic, dried onion, dehydrated red bell pepper, ground celery seeds, natural flavor and tocopherols (natural antioxidant), dried dill, salt. Contains GMOs.

Customer reviews

Absolument excellent On a envi de le manger à la cuillère ????

A. Anonymous publié le 30/12/2022

un poil acide

A. Anonymous publié le 04/05/2020

Très condimentee et excellente !

A. Anonymous publié le 23/11/2019

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This tartar sauce created by Stonewall Kitchen will delight the taste buds of relish lovers!

If you have fish and don't know how to accompany it, don't hesitate to try this creamy textured jar!

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