French Black Winter Truffles
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While in France, WMS member Diane Summers-Yelton** embarked on a Truffle tour and was hooked on the famous tuber. She now imports French truffles weekly from a local forager who uses his dog to sniff out these incredible fungi throughout the summer, fall and winter months. Truffles are packaged in a cooler box and flown out on DHL on a Monday, arrive Wednesday and available for purchase Wednesday. Diane's unique relationship with the forager is being able to get incredible fresh truffles fast. The truffles go from the ground to your plate in 3-4 days. Regular retail cost of these truffles can be as much as $800+ per pound. We’re getting them for wholesale/restaurant prices.
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Details: Details: A one ounce truffle is about the size of a golf ball. Each truffle is sold by weight, not size. Every truffle is a different size and priced accordingly. Some are half-ounce.
Ordering info: Contact Diane Summers-Yelton, Milwaukee Truffle Importers, text or call: (414) 881-1819 email:[email protected]
Winter Black Truffles-France: $42* per ounce($670/lb). Lower pricing on higher amounts bought.
Other offerings:
5.7 oz jar of organic fresh raw winter truffle honey $35
5 oz jar of winter truffle salt $35
12 oz jar Bolete powder. $60
Diane Summers-Yelton**, Milwaukee Truffle Importers, (414) 881-1819 [email protected], Facebook Page
**WMS is not officially affiliated with this business and assumes no responsibility for it. *prices updated 1/20/17
Ordering info: Contact Diane Summers-Yelton, Milwaukee Truffle Importers, text or call: (414) 881-1819 email:[email protected]
Winter Black Truffles-France: $42* per ounce($670/lb). Lower pricing on higher amounts bought.
Other offerings:
5.7 oz jar of organic fresh raw winter truffle honey $35
5 oz jar of winter truffle salt $35
12 oz jar Bolete powder. $60
Diane Summers-Yelton**, Milwaukee Truffle Importers, (414) 881-1819 [email protected], Facebook Page
**WMS is not officially affiliated with this business and assumes no responsibility for it. *prices updated 1/20/17
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