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Iberico Baby Back Ribs, 1.3kg, Iberian Pork, Acorn-Fed, Grass-Fed, Dehesa Forest Raised Reviews

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Iberico Baby Back Ribs, 1.3Kg These succulent Iberico Baby Back pork ribs are cut from the Iberico pork loin. They are smaller than standard ribs but offer a far superior flavor due to the diet of acorns and herbs consumed by indigenous black Iberico pigs as they graze in the Dehesa forests of southwest Spain. The animals' exercise also fosters the marbling that makes Iberico pork ribs so special. The acorn and herb-flavored pork is high in mono-unsaturated fats that melt at low temperatures, making it not only delicious but also more healthy than the fat from normal pork. Iberico Baby Back pork ribs have a higher fat content than standard ribs, but their complex flavor is worth it.

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Nicholas Larcombe
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Excellent, everything went to plan, and kept up to date with delivery times, and received the order in a satisfactory time frame. Will definitely order more items in the future. Regards Nick larcombe.
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Posted 3 years ago
Wow , these ribs are fantastic, beautiful tender juicy meat with great flavor !
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Posted 3 years ago
Rosa Gonzalez
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Very good quality!
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Posted 3 years ago
Jonathan Este
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We've had these a number of times now and they are sensational. I tend to cook them in coke (yes, sacrilege I know but it works) and then serve them with a homemade BBQ sauce. A winner every time.
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Posted 3 years ago
Very nice the only issue is it often goes out of stock
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Posted 3 years ago
John Russell
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They were a gift for our son who is a barbecue fiend. He did one lot and said they were absolutely delicious and can't wait to do the others.
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Posted 3 years ago
Quality ribs at an excellent price.
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Posted 3 years ago
Tasty meat we never had
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Posted 3 years ago