Basil Pesto
Add the refreshing flavour of sweet basil to your creations as a spread or ingredient in pastas, salads, soups, and more.
Individual portion packs available in the refrigerated section of your local grocery store or glass jars on your grocers’ shelf.
Inspiring Recipes
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Swap classic tomato sauce on your pasta for the refreshing, nutty taste of basil pesto. Quick to prepare and packed with flavour the whole family can enjoy, our savoury basil pesto delivers a gourmet twist to the traditional for the perfect light summer meal. From penne to linguine, it works well on a variety of pasta types for a custom dish every time.
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Are you looking for an appetizer that goes above and beyond the common sight of a shrimp cocktail ring and marinara sauce? Start your party off right with the delicious combination of sautéed shrimp and pesto dipping sauce. Your guests will praise your creativity and culinary insight when they feast their eyes and tuck their forks into this elaborate take on the classic shrimp appetizer.
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The savoury-sweet taste of our fire-roasted red peppers are complemented perfectly by smooth and creamy goat cheese in this flavourful wrap recipe. Enjoy them for lunch, dinner or even a snack if you’re especially hungry!
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Simple, quick, and delicious! This Summer favourite is a great go-to sandwich for both kids and adults to enjoy any time.
Enjoy With
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Food
Crostini, Pasta, Salads
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Beverages
Bordeaux
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Cheese
Mozzarella
Ingredients
190g
Basil (basil leaves, sunflower oil, salt, ascorbic acid), canola & extra virgin olive oil, potato flakes, parmesan cheese (contains milk), sunflower seeds, garlic, citric acid, potassium sorbate, spices.
228g
Basil pesto (basil leaves, sunflower oil, salt, ascorbic acid), canola & extra virgin olive oil, potato flakes, parmesan cheese, garlic cloves, citric acid, potassium sorbate, spice.
Basil (sunflower oil, salt, ascorbic acid), canola & extra virgin olive oil, potato flakes, parmesan cheese (contains milk), garlic, spice, salt, citric acid, potassium sorbate.
