01
Functional truffle flavour
Real Truffle Logs are designed for applications where truffle is incorporated into a preparation rather than used only as a visible garnish. They are ideal for sauces, butters, creams, custards, fillings, emulsions, jus, stocks, savoury bases and compound preparations.
02
Better use of fresh truffle
By using Real Truffle Logs in base preparations, chefs can reserve fresh seasonal truffle for the plate, where its aroma, visual presence and luxury value are most powerful. This helps protect the role of fresh truffle rather than diminish it.
03
Predictable costing
The uniform format makes it easier to calculate food cost, allocate portions and price truffle dishes with greater confidence. This is especially valuable for bistros, wine bars, elevated cafés and restaurants that need to balance premium ingredients with commercial discipline.
04
Portion control
The log format allows chefs to use only what is required for a sauce, butter, custard, filling or service portion. This reduces guesswork and makes truffle applications easier to standardise.
05
Reduced waste
Fresh truffle can involve trim loss, unused portions and deterioration risk. Real Truffle Logs allow kitchens to allocate the ingredient more precisely, particularly in preparations where truffle is being folded, infused, grated or blended into another element.
06
Year-round menu development
Fresh Australian black winter truffle remains a seasonal highlight. Real Truffle Logs allow chefs to continue using real truffle in supporting preparations beyond the fresh season, particularly in dishes where the truffle is built into the recipe rather than presented as a fresh finishing element.
07
Consistency across service
A uniform format helps kitchens achieve repeatable results. The same preparation can be produced with the same truffle load across multiple services, reducing variation and making training easier for kitchen teams.