RITUAL
Start with a small spoon.
A finishing condiment is easiest to adjust when you add it gradually.
A little spoon. A lot of flavour.
Good food.
Great company.
A condiment collection imagined for noodles, dumplings and the dishes everyone reaches for. Bring a little colour to the middle of the table.
Meet your table regularsPass it around
Meet the
table regulars.
Three creative condiment directions. Each begins a flavour conversation, with recipes and ingredients still to be developed.
Make room for seconds
One spoon.
A whole new plate.
Noodles leave plenty of room for a last spoonful. Start small, taste as you go and find the balance that suits the dish.
Find a pairingFrom the kitchen
A recipe begins
with a conversation.
Texture, aroma and balance become clearer through tasting and revision. The collection is a starting point for that process, with ingredients, allergens and production requirements to be established separately.
Texture makes
a difference.
A close view reveals flakes, oil and the shape of a spoonful. The final recipe would define the actual ingredients and consistency; the imagery here expresses a flavour direction.
Pull up a chair
Made for the middle.
Dumplings, small plates and a few favourite bowls. The best part of a shared meal is having something to pass around.
Further reading
A few things for the table.
PAIRING
Let the dish lead.
Consider the filling, broth or cooking method before choosing a sauce direction.
SHARING
Put the bowl in reach.
A shared condiment gives everyone a chance to make the plate a little more their own.
Before we begin.
Can I order these sauces?
CHILLO is an original brand concept. The product directions are illustrative and no food order is processed.
Where are the ingredients and allergens?
These are not final formulations. Actual ingredients, allergens, nutrition and storage instructions must be established for a real product.
Are the pairing notes recipes?
They are general serving ideas. Adjust to your preferences and check the ingredients of actual products.
CHILLO / A conversation starts here
Bring something
to the table.
Gather the ideas that matter to you. Leave with a clearer starting point for your next conversation.