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Boneless Suckling Pig 2.2Kg Reviews

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WHAT IS OUR BONELESS SUCKLING PIG? When it comes to roasting joints, there is no finer meat in the world than the traditional Spanish Cochinillo. The soft and tender meat literally melts in the mouth as the flavours dance around your tongue, delighting your senses with every forkful of this incredible delicacy. Unlike many of the commercially reared animals that you will find elsewhere, our suckling pigs are always kept with their mothers. This is the only farming method that stays true to the traditional practices from which the name suckling pig was derived. Keeping things natural also delivers meat with the finest flavour and texture, not to mention the crispiest crackling you've ever tasted, so you can serve a truly banquet worthy dish in the comfort of your own home. Thankfully, however, you do not need to be a master chef to create a dish to die for when you use one of our prime piglet's. Each one will arrive at your door pre-prepared: boned and oven-ready, allowing you to relax and look forward to the feast ahead. So, why not take advantage of our excellent suckling pig prices and buy one of our extra special suckling pigs yourself. HOW DO I COOK MY BONELESS SUCKLING PIG? Whether you choose to roast yours traditionally (Cochinillo asado) or cook one on the barbecue for friends and family, the results will remain the same - fantastically flavoursome. HOW WILL I RECIEVE MY BONELESS SUCKLING PIG? You will receive one frozen vac pac of boneless suckling pig delivered on ice pads. If you are not using the suckling pig straight away, store in the freezer. If you are, then you will need to thaw it in the fridge for at least 24 hours before cooking. PLEASE NOTE THAT WEIGHTS CAN VARY FROM BONELESS SUCKLING PIG TO BONELESS SUCKLING PIG, SO EXPECT A SLIGHT VARIATION ON THE THE WEIGHT OF YOUR BONELESS SUCKLING PIG.

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Fabulous, tasty and very easy to cook. Used the recipe on the Basco website and it turned out perfect. Took us all right back to holidays in Mallorca. Will definitely buy this again.
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Posted 4 years ago
The suckling pig looks more like a cut from pork belly or joint from an adult pig. The texture is no different than supermarket port belly after roasted. From the thickness of the sink and the meat, the pig has already grown up and shall not be labeled as "suckling pig". Very disappointed.
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Posted 4 years ago
G.L.O.R.I.O.U.S!
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Posted 4 years ago
Rod Maconochie
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Delicious! I cooked it on the barbie and it melted in the mouth.
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Posted 4 years ago
Jose Luis Garcia
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Posted 4 years ago
Mireia Coursey
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The best pork! Tender & flavoursome.
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Posted 4 years ago
Amazing value for a Spanish feast for 6 very hungry adults. Cooked beautifully.
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Posted 4 years ago
David Waterman
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I bought the boneless suckling pig for an alternate Christmas dinner. The humble swine has to be the most underrated and versatile animals. I barbecued the pig after sous-vide it 24hr the night before and the sweet and succulent fresh was rendered done to perfection and taking on the subtle smoke. If you cook the pig long and slow then all the wonderful fat and flavour goes into the meat and your left with some of the most flavoursome and sweet meat period. It is not cheap; however when considered against he quantity and quality of meat, it is good value. I like it so much I've bought my 2nd joint for my birthday dinner, no higher recommendation than that!
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Posted 4 years ago