Nduja & Red Pepper Hash

Nduja & Red Pepper Hash

** 2 SERVINGS INSIDE **

Nduja originated in southern Italy. Known for its bold and fiery taste, nduja adds a distinctive kick we think is the perfect way to help wake you up and kickstart your day when added to our delicious Hashes.

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