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Fig-Flavoured Balsamic Cream – La Chinata

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House : La Chinata — Plasencia (Cáceres), Extremadura · since 1932

Fig-Flavoured Balsamic Cream – La Chinata

A delicious condiment combining the intensity of balsamic with the natural sweetness of fig.
TheLa Chinata fig balsamic creamoffers a dense texture and a rich flavour, both sweet and slightly tangy.


Sweet and Balanced Flavour

The fig brings a rounded, fruity note, perfectly balanced by the depth of the balsamic, for a harmonious result.


Ideal for Enhancing Your Dishes

Perfect for:

  • seasoning salads and vegetables
  • accompanying meats or cheeses
  • enriching sweet-and-savoury dishes
  • adding an original touch to your creations

La Chinata Craftsmanship

Products inspired by Spanish tradition, designed to enrich your recipes with simplicity and creativity.


Product Information

  • Type: Flavoured balsamic cream
  • Flavour: Fig
  • Origin: Spain
  • Use: Seasoning, finishing, culinary decoration

At a glance

Who it's for
For anyone looking for a sweet fig counterpoint for salads, cheeses or sweet-and-sour dishes.
Ideal for
Salads
On the palate
sweet, slightly acidic, fruity (fig), thick
La Chinata
The house

La Chinata

Plasencia (Cáceres), Extremadura · since 1932

The gentle oil from northern Cáceres, since 1932.

In 1932, in the north of the province of Cáceres, the family's ancestors begin milling the olives of their region with stone mills and mat presses. This is the origin of La Chinata.

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