10 Best Truffle Oils | UK Nutritionist Reviewed

Sesame oil is a delicious way to season the pan for a veggie stir-fry or a meaty steak, but adding a truffle infusion to the mix will take your dinners to the next level. Here, an authentic aromatic blend of virgin sesame and black truffle creates an elegant flavour that gives your dish an umami twist. 

While it might seem more of a splurge, a little bit goes a long way, whether you're making risotto for two or pasta for the whole family. You can also use it as a dressing, although the best results come when it sizzles in the pan. 

English truffle oil with rapeseed oil is the ideal low-fat alternative to spice up some plain, boring scrambled eggs or a mid-week pasta dish. Plus, if you like to support local businesses, consider another point scored by this tasty bottle of liquid gold. 

Crafted with the highest quality English truffles from Somerset and Wiltshire and cold-pressed olive oil from Oxfordshire, this is a locally sourced product to be proud of. A drizzle of this oil and a handful of rocket is the perfect topping for any pizza. 

This light and fruity white truffle oil, made by the Italian brand Farchioni, is 100% organic and pleasantly powerful in aromas. This brand has been steering the oil ship since 1780 so you can put your full trust in the reputability of this artisan truffle infusion. 

Another great highlight is the price. We like to find products with a respectable balance of quality and cost and this bottle has just that. For an everyday oil to keep in your cupboard, this is a reliable choice for you. 

Holding the well-deserved title of Amazon's Choice in the category of "truffle oil cooking", this is a product you don't want to miss. Made with delicate white truffle and premium extra virgin olive oil from Spanish olive groves, this exquisite blend is great for stirring into a pan of tomato and garlic or perhaps a wild mushroom risotto.

Silk Route is popular amongst chefs across the UK, providing an intensely aromatic, flavoursome condiment for cooking and dressing. Not forgetting to acknowledge the affordability of this product, especially for the size of the bottle.

This white truffle and cold-pressed rapeseed blend is a deep shade of gold for a rich, powerful flavour. You can use this oil for both cooking and dressing, although arguably the best way to use it is by drizzling a tiny bit into the pan for a luxurious twist on the classic mac 'n' cheese. 

If you like to shop sustainably, look no further than this local British brand. Their family-run Staffordshire farms use solar panels for power and are scattered with beehives and birdhouses to promote nature in the environment. 

Spraying oil over foods such as sweet potato fries or green veggies allows you to fully coat every piece without wasting lots of excess oil. It's great for portion control as you can use just a few sprays per dish and the taste is just as delicious.

Although it contains real Italian white truffle, sunflower isn't the highest grade of oil you can find, which is why we don't feel that this 100 ml spray bottle is quite worth its selling price. Unless your diet limits you to sunflower oil, you may be more interested in some other products on our list.

Foraged from the Greek forests, these black truffles are harvested at their prime peak of maturity. This creates an intense earthy aroma with a sweet, sharp tang. It's a bold oil, best used as a slight flavour enhancement as opposed to a full dressing.

It's important to note that this oil can overpower the flavours that make up a dish, so be sure to only use a little bit. We recommend adding a few drops of this to normal olive oil as to not distract from the main meal. 

This flavoursome olive oil by La Espanola is infused with a white truffle essence making it ideal for drizzling over a soup, a garlicky dip or some parmesan fries. It's a great oil to keep in the cupboard for when the craving hits. 

Our only qualm is that the truffle element is only stated as 'flavourings', and indeed, some shoppers have reported that it doesn't taste as authentic as some. That said, it's affordable for a truffle oil and easily ordered with your weekly shop, so for people who want something simple to do the trick, this is it. 

This Black Truffle Oil from El Dorado is infused with concentrated fresh truffle juices with woody flavours, as well as notes of dried fruits & hazelnuts which are free from any artificial flavours.

With an extra virgin olive oil base, this oil will make a perfect addition to any type of dish, whether that be when added to a salad, applied to pizza, or mixed into a cream-based pasta dish. 

You get a relatively big bang for your buck with this Black Truffle Oil from Terra Sanpietrese, as it is made from only the best selection of Italian Black Truffles from the forests of Molise.

With an intense fusion of high-quality truffles at its helm, along with olive oil made from the best olives Italy has to offer, this Truffle Oil boasts a flavour which is powerful enough to be infused into slow meat roasts, or alternatively, it can still simply be drizzled over soups and salads.