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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a terrine and a rillette?

A terrine is a coarse, sliceable preparation set in a mould, while a rillette is meat slow-cooked until soft and shredded into a spreadable, tender texture. Both are French classics ideal for boards and entrées.

How should I serve Comtesse du Barry terrines and rillettes?

Serve fresh on toasted bread as an aperitif or entrée, or as part of a buffet — they pair beautifully with a crisp salad and a glass of wine.

Are these terrines free of preservatives?

Yes. In line with French tradition, all Comtesse du Barry terrines and rillettes are made without additives or preservatives, and we deliver them Australia-wide.