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Popular Pastes delivered to London
Öncü's 830g tub of tomato paste, a jar of Bodrum sweet pepper paste and a tin of Tamek's canned tomatoes are the kind of staples that keep a Turkish kitchen running, and they are all available for delivery across London. Turkish Online Market ships pastes and preserves anywhere in the city by DHL Express, from the EC and WC postcode areas out towards Green Lanes, Wood Green and Tottenham, and typically within 1 to 2 business days. Orders of £60 or more get free delivery, while smaller orders carry a flat £5.99 charge, which makes it easy to bulk-buy heavier jars without worrying about the shipping cost eating into the saving.
What is in the paste and preserve range
Beyond the everyday tomato paste, the range covers Öncü's mixed tomato and pepper paste, hot pepper paste for households that like more heat, and large 1600g and 1650g family-size tubs for anyone cooking in bulk. Burcu, Bodrum, Tamek and Doralife round out the shelf with pepper pastes and canned pickles, so a single order can stock both the paste drawer and the tinned goods cupboard at once.
Delivery to London addresses
Because jars of paste are heavier than most grocery items, DHL's standard 1 to 2 day delivery still applies without any extra handling requirement, and a tracking number is sent by email the moment the order is dispatched. Orders placed before midday on a weekday are typically sent out the same day, so a London household ordering on a Monday morning can often expect the parcel by Tuesday or Wednesday.
Buying and storing pastes
Once opened, tomato and pepper pastes keep best in the fridge and are used in small spoonfuls, so buying the smaller 370g size suits a household that cooks occasionally, while the 700g, 1600g and 1650g sizes suit anyone making stews, soups or rice dishes regularly. Pepper paste in particular is worth trying alongside the more familiar tomato version, since it brings a milder, slightly sweeter base to dishes without the acidity of tomato.
Pastes in London — frequently asked questions
How is Turkish paste used in cooking?›
Tomato and pepper paste are stirred into hot oil at the start of cooking to build a deep base flavour for stews, rice, soups and sauces. A spoonful or two is usually enough, and the paste is cooked briefly before other ingredients are added.
What is the difference between the sub-categories in canned pickles and paste?›
The paste sub-category covers tomato, pepper and mixed pastes in tubs and jars, while canned pickles cover jarred vegetables in vinegar. Both sit under the wider Groceries category and are often bought together for everyday Turkish cooking.
Which brands are most popular for tomato paste?›
Öncü is the most widely stocked brand, available in sizes from 370g up to 1650g family tubs. Bodrum, Burcu, Tamek and Doralife are also available for pepper paste and other canned preserves.
What pairs well with pepper paste?›
Pepper paste works well in rice dishes, lentil soups and vegetable stews where a milder, slightly sweet base is wanted rather than the sharper flavour of tomato paste, and it can also be mixed with tomato paste for a balanced result.
