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One of the easiest ways to take a dish to the next level! Black truffle oil is perfect to finish all types of recipes. Truffle oil is primarily used as a finishing oil, as opposed to a cooking oil, as heat will taint its flavor. It is best when used sparingly as a drizzle over foods, as its flavor is deep and pungent. From salads, to pasta, mashed potatoes or simple scrambled eggs, it's a transformative ingredient. Noble truffle oils are made using fine Italian olive oil infused with black truffle. The smooth and mild golden olive oil acts as the perfect vehicle to deliver the pungent flavor of black truffles. Black truffle infused olive oils allow the earthy notes of the black truffle to shine through, instantly adding luxurious flavor to any of your favorite dishes. The Noble line of truffle preserves are crafted in the Mountains of Northern Italy by a 5th generation Italian truffle dynasty committed to harvesting only the most fragrant truffles in the world. We think you will find the Noble Handcrafted brand of truffle preserves to be of the highest integrity. How to Use Truffle OilsFinish Hot Dishes: Drizzle a small amount (a teaspoon or less) over dishes just before serving to preserve the aroma. Perfect on risotto, pasta, mashed potatoes, roasted vegetables, or grilled meats.Enhance Simple Foods: Drizzle over popcorn, french fries, or potato chips for a gourmet snack. Add a few drops to scrambled eggs or an omelet.In Salad Dressings: Use sparingly in vinaigrettes or creamy dressings to add depth. Combine with lemon juice, olive oil, salt, and pepper for a quick dressing. Mix into Dips and Spreads: Stir into mayonnaise, aioli, hummus, or cream cheese. Use as a finishing touch on bruschetta or crostini.Elevate Soups and Stews: Drizzle a tiny bit on creamy soups (like mushroom, potato, or cauliflower) right before serving.Tips: Avoid cooking or frying with truffle oil — high heat destroys its flavor.