The Italian Pantry Basket: nonna's larder essentials at a waste-fighting price
The Italian Pantry Basket is a surplus-rescue bundle of five Italian staples from Pazzini, the zero-waste Italian deli in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés: a San Marzano passata, a tin of whole peeled tomatoes, an organic Tipo 00 pizza flour, a bottle of grape vinegar and an orange juice, all perfectly good but pulled from the shelves. Instead of heading for the bin because a date is creeping up or stock is overflowing, these products land in your cupboard for a fraction of their value. In practice, you walk away with the foundation of real Italian cooking: the base of every tomato sauce you'll make, the flour that gives pizza dough that soft-yet-crisp lift, the vinegar that wakes up your salads, and an orange juice for breakfast. It's the smart move for anyone who wants to eat well, cook Italian and fight food waste without breaking the bank. A cupboard that fills up, a planet that breathes a little easier.
San Marzano passata, whole peeled tomatoes, Tipo 00 pizza flour, grape vinegar and orange juice: Pazzini's Italian Pantry Basket bundles five rescued Italian staples in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés. Enough to stock your cupboard and kick off a proper homemade pizza night.
The essentials
The Italian Pantry Basket is a surplus-rescue bundle of five Italian staples from Pazzini, the zero-waste Italian deli in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés: a San Marzano passata, a tin of whole peeled tomatoes, an organic Tipo 00 pizza flour, a bottle of grape vinegar and an orange juice, all perfectly good but pulled from the shelves. Instead of heading for the bin because a date is creeping up or stock is overflowing, these products land in your cupboard for a fraction of their value. In practice, you walk away with the foundation of real Italian cooking: the base of every tomato sauce you'll make, the flour that gives pizza dough that soft-yet-crisp lift, the vinegar that wakes up your salads, and an orange juice for breakfast. It's the smart move for anyone who wants to eat well, cook Italian and fight food waste without breaking the bank. A cupboard that fills up, a planet that breathes a little easier.
