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Bulbs, Paste or Cloves? Your Guide to The Original Black Garlic.

Whether you're a first-time flavour explorer or a long-time Black Garlic enthusiast, knowing which format to reach for, whether it’s our bulbs, paste or peeled cloves can unlock even more magic in the kitchen. 

Here’s your go-to guide to help you decide which one suits your cooking style (or snack cravings) best. 

 

Black Garlic Bulbs 

The OG. Beautifully bold. 

If you love getting hands-on in the kitchen, our whole black garlic bulbs are for you. These are raw garlic bulbs that have been aged for weeks using just heat and humidity, no additives, no preservatives, just pure umami magic. 

Perfect for: 

  • Peeling as you go for smaller quantities 

  • Impressing guests on a cheeseboard 

  • Being a talking point in the kitchen when guests come over 

 

Peeled Black Garlic Cloves 

Ready when you are. No peeling. No mess. Just pure flavour. 

Our peeled cloves offer all the intensity of the bulb without the prep. Slightly sticky, ultra-convenient and totally snackable (trust us). Keep a pack in the fridge and reach for them whenever you want a quick burst of flavour. 

Perfect for: 

  • Tossing into sauces, stews, or roasts 

  • Elevating your cheese and crackers game 

  • Sneaking a fridge snack, guilt-free 

 

Black Garlic Paste 

Bold flavour in one easy spoonful. 

Our paste is smooth, rich and effortlessly spreadable. It’s the go-to if you want maximum flavour with zero effort. Great for quick weeknight meals or elevating your go-to sauces. 

Perfect for: 

  • Swirling into risottos, hummus, soups and mayo 

  • Rubbing onto meats or veggies before roasting 

  • Making dressings, marinades, or dipping sauces in seconds 

  • Replacing ketchup with a rich, umami-packed twist 

 




So… which one’s for you? 

Honestly? All of them. Each brings something special to the table and when you’ve got all three on hand, bold, deep flavour is always within reach. 

 

🛒 Available online and in-store at M&S, Sainsbury’s & on our website

 
 
 

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