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White & black truffle oil.
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Explore white and black truffle oil, compare bulk and wholesale prices, and find simple recipes for pasta, potatoes, and popcorn.

Truffle oil is a flavored oil commonly used to finish a dish. These catalogs offer Black Truffle Oil with a stronger, more pungent profile and White Truffle Oil with a milder, cleaner profile, as described by Beverly Hills Caviar.

Compare white & blackBrowse 17 options
17 optionsAcross both catalogs
1–135 gallonsPackage sizes vary by oil
Ground shipping includedNationwide, per seller listings

Catalog prices checked . USD. Confirm current prices, availability, and checkout terms on Beverly Hills Caviar. Purchases are completed on that website.

White vs black truffle oil

Compare prices for the same order size

For each shared size below, Black Truffle Oil has the lower listed price. Flavor profile and packaging still matter: these are price comparisons, not a claim that one oil is better.

Same-volume comparisons; White Truffle Oil premium is the difference in total order price. Shipping is included in the listed offers.
Order sizeBlack Truffle OilWhite Truffle OilWhite Truffle Oil premium
1 gallons$115.00
$115.00/gal		$125.00
$125.00/gal		$10.00
2 gallons$220.00
$110.00/gal		$240.00
$120.00/gal		$20.00
4 gallons$420.00
$105.00/gal		$460.00
$115.00/gal		$40.00
4.5 gallons$450.00
$100.00/gal		$499.50
$111.00/gal		$49.50
18 gallons$1,710.00
$95.00/gal		$1,890.00
$105.00/gal		$180.00

How to choose the best truffle oil for your kitchen

  1. Choose your flavor profile. Start with the seller’s aroma descriptions, then ask for guidance if your recipe needs a specific intensity.
  2. Check the ingredient label. Verify base oil, flavoring, truffle content, and allergens. Product names alone do not establish these details.
  3. Compare cost per gallon. A 4.5-gallon black order costs $450 ($100/gallon); a 4.5-gallon white order costs $499.50 ($111/gallon).
  4. Match quantity to usage. Compare the label’s storage requirements and best-before date with your kitchen’s expected consumption. A larger order ties up more money and storage space.
  5. Choose a manageable container format. Multi-pail orders and 4.5-gallon containers handle differently. Open the product listing to verify its packaging.

How to use truffle oil

Start with a small amount after cooking, taste, and adjust. Using it as a finishing ingredient makes it easier to judge the aroma in the finished dish.

Pasta, risotto & gnocchi

Add a small drizzle just before serving. Compare white and black profiles against the sauce rather than choosing only by price.

Potatoes, pizza & popcorn

Finish the cooked dish with a small amount, mix or distribute it evenly, then taste before adding more.

Eggs, mushrooms & vegetables

Use the oil as a final accent. Start conservatively because strength varies between products.

For restaurant purchasing

Confirm label details and portion needs before a bulk order. Keep storage and batch information with your kitchen’s inventory records.

Cook with truffle oil

Easy truffle oil recipes

These recipes use truffle oil as a finishing ingredient. The amounts are starting points: flavor strength varies, so taste before adding more and follow your product label.

White truffle oil pasta with Parmesan

A simple finishing-oil pasta recipe with butter, Parmesan, and a small drizzle of white truffle oil.

2 servings · About 20 minutes

Ingredients

  • 200 g dried pasta
  • 1 tablespoon butter
  • 30 g finely grated Parmesan, plus extra to serve
  • 1/2 teaspoon white truffle oil to start; adjust to taste
  • Salt and freshly ground black pepper
  • 1/2 cup reserved pasta cooking water

Method

  1. Cook the pasta in salted water according to the package directions. Reserve 1/2 cup cooking water before draining.
  2. Toss the hot pasta with butter and a splash of reserved cooking water. Remove from the heat.
  3. Gradually stir in the Parmesan, adding a little more cooking water as needed to loosen the sauce.
  4. Drizzle in 1/2 teaspoon white truffle oil, toss, and taste. Adjust the oil and pepper sparingly, then serve with extra Parmesan.

Black truffle oil mashed potatoes

Creamy mashed potatoes finished with black truffle oil after cooking.

4 side servings · About 30 minutes

Ingredients

  • 700 g potatoes, peeled and cut into evenly sized pieces
  • 2 tablespoons butter
  • 100 ml warm milk, plus extra if needed
  • 1/2 teaspoon black truffle oil to start; adjust to taste
  • Salt and freshly ground black pepper
  • Chopped chives, optional

Method

  1. Place the potato pieces in a saucepan, cover with water, and add a pinch of salt. Simmer until tender when pierced with a fork, about 15–20 minutes.
  2. Drain well. Mash with the butter, then gradually mix in the warm milk to reach your preferred texture.
  3. Remove from the heat and stir in 1/2 teaspoon black truffle oil. Taste before adding more.
  4. Season with salt and pepper and serve, with chopped chives if desired.

Truffle oil popcorn

A quick savory snack made with freshly popped popcorn and a small amount of white or black truffle oil.

4 snack servings · About 10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1/3 cup popcorn kernels, popped according to your popper’s directions
  • 1 tablespoon melted butter, optional
  • 1/4 teaspoon white or black truffle oil to start; adjust to taste
  • Fine salt to taste
  • 1 tablespoon finely grated Parmesan, optional

Method

  1. Pop the kernels using your preferred method, following the appliance or package directions.
  2. Place the warm popcorn in a large bowl. Toss with the melted butter, if using.
  3. Drizzle with 1/4 teaspoon truffle oil and toss thoroughly so the flavor distributes evenly.
  4. Add a little salt and optional Parmesan. Taste before adding any more oil; serve promptly.

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All truffle oil sizes & prices

Use total price to budget an order and per-gallon price to compare value. Each row links directly to the corresponding seller listing.

Catalog snapshot: October 11, 2026. Prices in USD.
Oil & order sizeTotal pricePrice per gallonSKU
Black · 1 gal$115.00$115.00SKU18128
Black · 2 gal$220.00$110.00SKU1812821112
Black · 4 gal$420.00$105.00SKU181281
Black · 4.5 gal$450.00$100.00SKU18128211
Black · 8 gal$800.00$100.00SKU1667100
Black · 18 gal$1,710.00$95.00SKU181282111
Black · 24 gal$2,280.00$95.00SKU1812811
Black · 45 gal$4,050.00$90.00SKU1812821111
Black · 67.5 gal$5,737.50$85.00SKU18009645
Black · 90 gal$7,200.00$80.00SKU18128211112
Black · 135 gal$9,450.00$70.00SKU18146237
White · 1 gal$125.00$125.00SKU1476
White · 2 gal$240.00$120.00SKU147616
White · 4 gal$460.00$115.00SKU147615
White · 4.5 gal$499.50$111.00SKU14761321
White · 18 gal$1,890.00$105.00SKU147613211
White · 54 gal$4,995.00$92.50SKU1476132111

Shop white & black truffle oil

Browse all 17 products. Product photos and packaging names come from the supplied catalog pages.

Truffle oil questions, answered

What is truffle oil?

Truffle oil is oil flavored to provide truffle aroma and taste. It is commonly used as a finishing ingredient. Ingredients, base oils, and flavoring methods vary; check the label rather than assuming an oil contains fresh truffles.

Should I choose white or black truffle oil?

Beverly Hills Caviar describes its black truffle oil as stronger and more pungent, and its white truffle oil as milder with a cleaner aroma and flavor. Choose the profile that suits your recipe and ask for product guidance when unsure.

How much does truffle oil cost here?

The Black Truffle Oil catalog ranges from $70 to $115 per gallon across 1–135 gallon orders. The White Truffle Oil catalog ranges from $92.50 to $125 per gallon across 1–54 gallon orders. The smallest orders cost $115 for Black Truffle Oil and $125 for White Truffle Oil. Prices were checked October 11, 2026; confirm current prices on the seller’s product page.

Which truffle oil order has the lowest price per gallon?

Among these listed options, the 135-gallon Black Truffle Oil order costs $9,450, or $70 per gallon. The 54-gallon White Truffle Oil order costs $4,995, or $92.50 per gallon. Choose a bulk order only when its quantity, storage requirements, and remaining shelf life fit your needs.

How do I use truffle oil?

Start with a small amount as a finishing ingredient after cooking, then taste and adjust. Pasta, risotto, eggs, pizza, potatoes, mushrooms, and popcorn are common uses. Flavor intensity varies, so follow the product label and avoid assuming the same amount works for every oil.

Is shipping included?

The linked Beverly Hills Caviar catalog lists free nationwide ground shipping for these oils. Confirm destination eligibility, delivery options, and any taxes or optional services at checkout.

Does every truffle oil contain real truffles?

Do not assume this from a product name. Request the current ingredient label and ask about truffle pieces, flavoring, base oil, and allergens before buying when these details matter.

Where do I place an order?

Use the white or black truffle oil pages to compare packaging, or open a product link below. Purchases and checkout take place on Beverly Hills Caviar’s website.

What are easy recipes using truffle oil?

Try white truffle oil pasta with Parmesan, black truffle oil mashed potatoes, or truffle oil popcorn. Use the small starting amounts in the recipes above and adjust to taste after cooking.