Lemon & Balsamic Drizzle | Cotswold Gold

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Cotswold Gold Lemon & Balsamic Drizzle | 100ml or 250ml

A bright, zesty drizzle of cold-pressed rapeseed oil infused with lemon, balsamic vinegar, wholegrain mustard and honey. Dressing, marinade and finishing oil all in one bottle.

This isn't just a salad dressing - it's a proper kitchen workhorse. Cotswold Gold infuse their cold-pressed extra virgin rapeseed oil with real lemon, then balance it with balsamic vinegar, wholegrain mustard and a touch of honey for sweetness. The result is tangy, refreshing and surprisingly versatile.

Drizzle it over salads, blanched veg or grilled halloumi. Use it as a marinade for chicken, fish or vegetables before they hit the BBQ. Or stir a spoonful into mayo for an instant zingy dip. Available in 100ml and 250ml bottles.

  • Made by Cotswold Gold on their family farm in the Cotswolds
  • Dressing, marinade and finishing oil in one
  • Cold-pressed extra virgin rapeseed oil infused with lemon
  • Balanced with balsamic vinegar, wholegrain mustard and honey
  • Available in 100ml and 250ml

Ingredients

Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil infused with Lemon, Balsamic Vinegar, 25% Wholegrain Mustard, Honey.

Allergens

Contains mustard.

Nutrition Information (per 100g)

Energy 2452 kJ
Fat 58.7g, of which saturates 9.9g
Carbohydrate 14.7g, of which sugars 9.6g
Protein 0.9g
Salt 0.22g

FAQs

How do I use Lemon & Balsamic Drizzle?
Drizzle straight onto salads or steamed veg, use as a marinade for chicken, fish or roast vegetables, or stir into mayo for a quick zingy dip.

Is it suitable for cooking?
Yes - you can cook with it, although it's at its best either drizzled raw at the end or used as a marinade before cooking.

Is Lemon & Balsamic Drizzle vegan?
No, it contains honey. It is suitable for vegetarians.

What's the difference between this and a salad dressing?
It's more concentrated and oil-forward than a typical bottled dressing, which means a little goes a long way and it works equally well as a marinade or finishing oil.