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If you were force fed on cod liver oil as a child, you are just not going to get this one. Others (for instance The Primalist) appreciate that cod liver is a real delicacy, often considered a serious alternative to foie gras. They know...

Melts or milts are the roes of male herring, often known as ’soft roe’. Rich and creamy, they literally melt in your mouth and are very good for you as they are full of vitamin D. Occasionally, we offer herring roe (from female herring)...

This is like a giant Oxo cube. The prime ingredient is crayfish extract. Dissolve it into water to make a soup, sauce or stock. You don’t have to use it all at once - you can spoon out your requirement from the Petit Filou sized pot it...

Colours pasta, rice and fingers black as the ace of spades. Cuttlefish ink may is just the same as squid in and can be used in the same cooking applications such as colouring pasta and rice. We sell the Nortindal brand which comes from...

Keta is a beautiful, bright orange salted salmon roe - also known as saviar - from wild Pacific salmon. Its intense taste means you should use it sparingly. Great for garnish and sushi. Keta comes in a jar and is one of our few products...

A pureed seaweed from Wales. Rich in minerals, especially iron and iodine. Serve hot or cold, with seafood, meat (especially bacon) or even by itself. Laverbread is little known outside of Wales and interestingly was name by th Telegraph...

This truly gourmet item is not a good-looker - you get pretty nondescript pieces swathed in a luminous orange oil. However, they taste delicious! Pile on thin toast and top with a twist of lemon. Rich in vitamins A and D (but that’s not...

A beautiful mother of pearl dish for your caviar, 8 cms diameter.

Sea urchins were reputedly served at the wedding of Hercules and Hebe, the Greek Goddess of Youth. This is a paste combining sea urchin roe with salt to create a product with some shelf life. It's in a jar. Serve it with pasta, make a...

The seaside plant with a salty tang, found in coastal areas and a cousin to seaweed. Recognised as a superfood’, samphire is packed full of the good stuff. Regrettably, it loses its crisp texture when frozen, but it can still be made...

We make this stock ourselves. We use only turbot, brill and John Dory skeletons - to which we add carrots, leeks, fennel, celery, parsley and onion. Use as a cooking medium to elevate any fish onto a higher plane, or add vermouth, wine...

We make a superb fish stock but some of you are determined to make your own. So here are non-oily fish bones and trimmings all nicely wrapped up in frozen vac packs. Our main range comprises the aristocrats of the sea: for instance sole,...