Spain

Leonora A Fuego was created by cheesemaker Oscar Fernando Marcos Gonzalez after the success of his soft-ripened goat’s milk cheese, Leonora. He adds a layer of smoky Spanish Pimentón de la Vera to the outside of the cheese before aging it for 40 days. The cheese is dense and creamy. As it ripens, a cream line will start to form inside the rind. The flavor of this cheese can be...

Wooly Wooly is a soft and spreadable sheep’s milk cheese log from Jumilla, Spain. This style of fresh sheep’s milk cheese is quite rare in Spain. The texture is akin to cream cheese, but even fluffier. Its rich, sweet, and mildly sheepy flavor is wonderful on its own, but also works well in any number of cooking applications. Crumble it over salads, stuff into pasta,...

What makes this Manchego different from the rest? It’s farmstead, meaning the cheese is made on the farm that the milk is sourced. This one is made on the Finca La Prudenciana, a fourth generation, family owned farm, located in the Castilla-La-Mancha region of Spain. The raw milk used is from the family farm only. The cheeses are preservative free; no egg Lysozyme or Natamycin,...

This raw, monofloral orange blossom honey comes from Murcia in southeast Spain. Our producers’ coop members cultivate the bees and collect honey from bees that feed on the pollen of orange blossoms. The resulting honey has delicate hints of citrus, making it very versatile.

Spicy, smoky, and extra crunchy, these fried giant corn kernels are smokin’ hot. The popular Spanish Quicos get a fiery American twist with a coating of cayenne pepper and smoked paprika. If you like spice with your crunch, you won’t want to share these!

Fried to perfection, these giant corn kernels are a popular snack in Spain. Not surprisingly, they have become a big hit in the U.S., too. Delightfully crunchy and nearly impossible to put down, they are one of our best sellers and the pinnacle of snacking.

Discover this spin on classic candied pecans. They are incredibly crunchy and buttery with a rich molasses flavor. It took years for the Amor family to perfect their recipe; they slowly caramelize the pecans using the finest ingredients. The result is a crunchy nut that is not overly sweet, a sensible indulgence.

These piedras (“rocks” in Spanish) are made from the finest raw materials: toasted Largueta almonds, rich chocolate, and a dusting of cocoa powder. They are velvety, crunchy, and just sweet enough, allowing the flavor and texture of the almond to shine. Indulge in the fine art of snacking.

Each of these “moon rocks” is a toasted cashew sprinkled in salt, enrobed in rich chocolate, and finished with a dusting of cocoa powder. It’s everything you ever wanted in a snack: sweet, salty, and with a crunch that’s out of this world. Totally tempting and sublime.

There is no need for peeling when you’ve got these ready to eat fava beans. Crunchy and addictive, they are a fantastic alternative to nuts and a suitable snack for just about any time. Unconventional and irresistible.