Frozen Black Winter Truffles (Tuber melanosporum)
Frozen black winter truffle gives chefs and foodservice buyers access to the deep, earthy aroma of Tuber melanosporum in whole and sliced formats. Choose the format that fits the application: whole truffles for flexible grating and chopping, or machine-cut slices for consistent garnish and portioning.
Product details
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Species: black winter or Périgord truffle (Tuber melanosporum)
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Formats: whole First Class, whole Second Class, and approximately 1 mm slices
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Pack sizes: 500 g and 1 kg
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Flavor: earthy, musky, savory, with cocoa and forest-floor notes
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Storage: keep frozen at approximately −18°C and follow the package directions
Chef applications
Use whole frozen melanosporum for compound butter, sauces, risotto, eggs, pasta, stuffing, pâté-style preparations, and meat dishes. Use the sliced option when a consistent round garnish or measured portion is important. For the cleanest handling, grate, shave, or separate slices while the product is still firm, then warm gently in the finished dish.
Restaurant and distributor orders
The 500 g option suits regular kitchen use, while the 1 kg option supports higher-volume service and production. For current-lot grade details, recurring restaurant deliveries, distributor quantities, or frozen-shipping lead times, contact info@trufflecart.com.
Frozen black winter truffle FAQ
Are the slices seasoned?
The product is listed as frozen Tuber melanosporum; review the package label for the final ingredient statement and handling directions.
Does frozen truffle have the same texture as fresh?
No. Freezing can soften the texture, which is why frozen truffles are generally best for cooked dishes, sauces, fillings, and portioned garnish.