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How just a drop of Mazzetti L’Originale Balsamic Vinegar can totally transform your cooking

It’s easy to turn your meals into a masterpiece with the world-renowned flavour of Mazzetti L’Originale Balsamic Vinegar of Modena

7 mins read time  |  Written by Kayleigh Giles

The Italians’ unwavering passion for cooking has seen them produce delectable dressings and condiments that are loved all over the world. And when it comes to balsamic vinegar, it doesn’t get much better than Mazzetti L’Originale.

Just a splash of Mazzetti is enough to turn your everyday dish into a masterpiece. Lovingly crafted from the finest ingredients in the heart of Modena in Northern Italy, the balsamic vinegar is aged in wooden casks and barrels to ensure the finest taste and quality, using the same family recipes that have been passed down through generations.

From Yellow Label to Black Label, read on to discover which balsamic vinegar tastes best with which dish...

Yellow Label

If you’re after a balsamic vinegar that has a refreshingly light and zesty flavour, look no further than Mazzetti Yellow Label. When it comes to salad dressings, it really doesn’t get much better.

In need of a little inspiration? This balsamic chicken, garlic and squash traybake makes for the perfect midweek family meal. Not only does it require minimal preparation and just 45 minutes oven time, but the balsamic vinegar adds an intense depth of flavour that’s usually only achieved by hours of slow cooking.

Gold Label

Aged for three years in oak barriques, Mazzetti Gold Label is medium bodied with a delicious hint of sweetness. It’s perfect for pairing with grilled meats and fish, and it’s just as easy to devour when added to extra virgin olive oil to dip your favourite bread in.

To show just how far this irresistible balsamic vinegar can go, Mazzetti has created a mouth-watering recipe for balsamic caramelised onion soup that can be enjoyed at any time of day.

Black Label

This full-bodied balsamic is lush and intense with a wonderful sweetness – it really is the height of balsamic luxury. Also aged for three years in oak barriques, its rich, thick consistency makes it perfect for finishing dishes like grilled steak, or for pairing with gourmet cheese or desserts.

Why not see just how magical this vinegar is by adding it to your next risotto? Have a go at Mazzetti’s traditional balsamic mushroom risotto recipe, made with fresh seasonal mushrooms and dried porcini.