Antipasti

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The Italian word Antipasti, plural for antipasto, is from anti- (the Latin ante-), before, and pasto food, from the Latin pastus, from pascere to feed. So translated: any of various, typically Italian, hors d'oeuvres, also a plate of these served especially as the first course of a meal.

In the shop

So what does that mean for the selection we offer at the Smart Good Food Shop? We are giving you a wide selection of products. We have mushrooms filled with cream cheese, red cocktail paprika's filled with cheese, small hearts of artichoke with cheese, vine leaves with rice, haricot beans in herb and garlic oil, mushrooms in herb and garlic oil, garlic in oil seasoned for 3.5 years, sweet peppers in herb and garlic oil, grilled sweet peppers, fresh goats cheeses in oil, aubergines stuffed with feta and baby tomatoes filled with cream cheese. Obviously this selection may vary from time to time.

In the Smart Good Food Shop we also stock a fine selection of cured meats. They can be served by themselves as a starter, in combination with any of the above mentioned products or even as a sandwich filling. Or just have a slice when you feel a little peckish, it is always the right time for something nice to eat!

In the Smart Good Food shop we also offer a selection of cream cheeses. Try the one with honey and mustard or the tomato and herb one. You will be smitten!