Herbs (14)

SuperValu Fresh Coriander (25 g), €1.19

SuperValu Fresh Herbs Coriander

SuperValu Fresh Basil (20 g), €1.19

Supporting Irish Growers Our locally grown fresh herbs are sourced from farms in counties Dublin and Wicklow. They are produced to the highest standard and harvested daily to ensure freshness by the Flynn family from crops grown in the sandy soils of Rush. Meet David Flynn, one of our herb growers whose family have been growing fresh herbs for SuperValu for generations in the fertile fields in North County Dublin on the Irish sea coast. One of our growers David Flynn from North Co. Dublin

SuperValu Fresh Thyme (20 g), €1.19

SuperValu Fresh Herbs Thyme

SuperValu Fresh Mint (20 g), €1.19

SuperValu Mint 20g

SuperValu Fresh Rosemary (15 g), €1.19

SuperValu Rosemary 15g

SuperValu Growing Parsley (1 Piece), €1.79

Quality Assurance Bord BIA - Origin-Ireland FSC - FSC® Mix, Packaging / Supporting responsible forestry, FSC® C017135, www.fsc.org

SuperValu Fresh Chives (20 g), €1.19

SuperValu Chives 20g

SuperValu Growing Coriander (1 Piece), €1.69

Quality Assurance Board BIA - Origin-Ireland FSC - FSC® Mix, Packaging / Supporting responsible forestry, FSC® C017135, www.fsc.org

SuperValu Fresh Sage (15 g), €1.29

SuperValu Sage 15g

SuperValu Growing Basil (1 Piece), €1.69

Quality Assurance Bord BIA - Origin-Ireland FSC - FSC® Mix, Packaging / Supporting responsible forestry, FSC® C017135, www.fsc.org

SuperValu Growing Rosemary (1 Piece), €1.79

Chopped rosemary sprinkled on roasted root vegetables makes the perfect comfort food. Add to boiling water when cooking grains like couscous for a quick flavour enhancer.

SuperValu Growing Mint (1 Piece), €1.79

Quality Assurance Bord BIA - Origin-Ireland FSC - FSC® Mix, Packaging / Supporting responsible forestry, FSC® C017135, www.fsc.org

SuperValu Fresh Flat Leaf Parsley (25 g), €1.19

SuperValu Fresh Herbs Flat Leaf Parsley

SuperValu Growing Thyme (1 Piece), €1.79

Fresh thyme with its wonderful floral and woody aroma, pairs so well with melons and pears, but use sparingly so not to over power.