Spanish Pork Scratchings, 1kg - Crispy Fried Pork Belly, Traditional Spanish Tapa Reviews

4.8 Rating 32 Reviews

Discover the authentic taste of Spanish Pork Scratchings, also known as Torreznos. Imported from Spain, these golden brown and crispy pieces of pork belly are a classic tapa dish, perfect with a cold beer or a glass of wine. In some regions, they're marinated with paprika and oregano before being fried. Each 1kg bag comes with a 1-month consumption period after opening, with a 12-month shelf life.

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“Bought as a 50th birthday gift! Got the seal of approval from a pork scratchings connoisseur!”

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Posted 5 years ago

Andrea Paniagua

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“Full of flavour and without any weird flavourings added. Perfect for cooking a number of Spanish (and Mexican) recipies or just to munch ;)”

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Posted 5 years ago

Leire De Mier

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“Everything you can expect from the Best Spanish Pork Scratchings. Great quality”

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Posted 5 years ago

“The finest, tastiest pork scratching it's possible to get”

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Posted 5 years ago

“top quality, no dust, good sized chunks, cooked just right.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Don't buy these Pork Scratchings to keep in the cupboard they are so nice I have nearly finished a kilo in 5 days.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Just how pork scratching should be, tasty, light and they don’t break your teeth! No nasty burnt pieces in the bag, every last piece was eaten. A real find and delicious”

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Posted 7 years ago

“My apologies for the largely negative review. - on the plus side, I really liked the ribs. Too bad you didn’t ask me to review those. Having just come back from Spain and a 999kg of Spanish pork per day diet. These were somewhat underwhelming... Sure you do get a massive bag, it’s not small. However they lack any flavour. It’s completely and utterly blank. It’s so blank that supermarket scratching actually has more flavour and taste. It’s also extremely dry, it’s almost like an “air puffed prawn cracker” one wonders if it is artificially created from flour. It’s actually not dissimilar to Japanese prawn crisps, just with far less flavour. However on the possible, it is a massive pack. Please do not make the mistake of buying these assuming it’s the same stuff you were served in a wine bar at Marbella.”

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Posted 7 years ago