Brought to us through Victus Emporium, Toreras is Spain's best-loved banderilla brand, with a heritage stretching back more than 70 years. They offer their iconic pickles of gherkins, olives, onions, and peppers, as well as their new Toreras Pickled skewer crisps. Toreras are now finding their way onto tables across Europe and beyond, offering a small, salty, perfectly formed invitation to slow down, open something good to drink, and enjoy the moment. 

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Toreras Pickled Skewer Crisps 120g

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