Barefoot Contessa Pantry Lemon Curd

Binding: Misc.
Brand: Barefoot Contessa
Label: Stonewall Kitchen
Manufacturer: Stonewall Kitchen
Publisher: Stonewall Kitchen
Size: 9.5 oz jar
Studio: Stonewall Kitchen

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionLight, creamy and bursting with bright lemon flavor, this Barefoot Contessa Lemon Curd is exceptional. Spoon onto a scone for an incredible breakfast or teatime snack. Fill tiny tartlets with curd and top with fresh fruit for a wonderful dessert in no time. This Lemon Curd from the Barefood Contessa Pantry is rich with lemon zest and tastes wonderful on warm scones and muffins. Barefoot Contessa Pantry is the beginning of a full line of products for breakfast, lunch and dinner that let you make my classic recipes in no time at all. Size: 9.5 oz

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Light, creamy and bursting with bright lemon flavor.
This Lemon Curd is rich with lemon zest and tastes wonderful on warm scones and muffins.
Exceptional quality and flavor Lemon Curd for tarts.
Barefoot Contessa Pantry is the beginning of a full line of products for breakfast, lunch and dinner .
Size: 9.5 oz

Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days

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