€19,90
€19,90
Smoked Bacon is a cured meat made from 100% Italian-selected pork meat. It is produced with lean belly pork meat and looks like a square cut with pink and white layers.
Smoked Bacon has a soft texture given by the aromatic, sweet and highly delicate fat part that will literally melt in your mouth. Due to this unique and characteristic flavour, Smoked Bacon is a very versatile cured meat that can be used in various recipes.
Italian pork meat (bacon with rind), salt, dextrose, spices, smoke flavourings, flavourings. Antioxidant: E301. Preservative: E250
Italian pork meat (bacon with rind), salt, dextrose, spices, smoke flavourings, flavourings. Antioxidant: E301. Preservative: E250
HOW TO ENJOY IT BEST
Although the most famous match is the Smoked Bacon and Eggs combo, this is not the only one that can enhance the taste of this exquisite cold cut. In fact, Smoked Bacon is perfect as an appetiser served on its own or with honey, nuts and cheese. Its flavour makes it also excellent to savour stir-fries, first courses or stuffing meat rolls. Smoked Pancetta goes also perfectly with certain types of vegetables for example to make Bacon-wrapped asparagus or puree soups with Crispy Bacon. Click on the Recipe section of our website to discover all the recipes and creative ideas to enhance the unique taste of this cured meat!
PROCESSING STEPS
The production of Smoked Pancetta consists of three main stages:
CURIOSITIES
Italian Smoked Pancetta Bacon is referred to just as Bacon in English, but there might be some minor differences:
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