Savoury Preserves

The savoury side of a well-stocked pantry.

Providore chutneys, relishes and mustards bring warmth, spice and character to everything from cheese platters to weeknight dinners.

MORE THAN A CONDIMENT

Honest ingredients, simmered slowly for real flavour.

We make our savoury preserves in small batches using seasonal produce from the South West wherever we can. The result is a range of chutneys, relishes and mustards with genuine depth, ready for grazing boards, sandwiches and slow dinners.

PANTRY ESSENTIALS

Generous jars for everyday uses.

A spoonful of mustard in a dressing, relish on a toastie or chutney with leftover roast: these are the jars you'll reach for again and again.

GROUNDED IN THE SOUTH WEST

Regional flavour, made by hand.

Inspired by the produce of Western Australia's South West, our chutneys, relishes and mustards bring a sense of place to every table.

GOOD TO KNOW

Chutney, Mustard & Relish FAQs

Answers to common questions about this collection.

What's the difference between a chutney and a relish?

A chutney is cooked slowly until thick and jammy, often with fruit, vinegar and spices. A relish is usually chunkier and fresher, with a brighter, tangier flavour. Both are excellent with cheese, cold meats and sandwiches. 

What do you serve with chutney?

Chutney pairs best with cheese, especially aged cheddar, blue cheese and brie. It's also lovely with cold roast meats, pork pies, sausage rolls, curries and toasted sandwiches. 

How do I use relish?

Relish works well on burgers, sausages, steak and sandwiches, and alongside eggs or barbecued meats. You can also stir it into mayonnaise for a quick sauce.

What types of mustard do you make?

Our range includes Wholegrain Beer Mustard, Roasted Romato Mustard, and Spicy Jalepeno & Honey Mustard. Each is made to bring warmth and depth to meats, dressings and sandwiches. 

Which savoury preserves are best for a cheeseboard?

A fruit-based chutney like our Fig & Cranberry Chutney and a pickly like our Zucchini & Capsicum Pickle make an easy pairing for most cheeseboards. Sweeter chutneys suit sharp or salty cheeses, while pickles pair well with cured meats.