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Whole Pork Belly Bone Out - Bramblebee Farms
Whole Pork Belly Bone Out - Bramblebee Farms
Whole Pork Belly Bone Out - Bramblebee Farms
Whole Pork Belly Bone Out - Bramblebee Farms

Whole Pork Belly Bone Out

£15.95

Free Range Pork Belly Without Bone.

Bramblebee Farms pigs are typically Gloucestershire Old Spots sold under their own brand of Bramblebee.
We chose this breed for 3 reasons

  • Hardiness
  • Eating quality
  • And it's known as the orchard pig quite fitting for an Apple farmer.

Their diet contains low protein pig nuts as well as waist farm veg which varies with the seasons from cauliflower to pumpkins and apples.

Customer Reviews

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Austin Garrett
Golden crisp belly pork

Just looking at the way Bramblebee meats are wrapped and presented you know it’s going to be top quality. Once opened you know you’re in for a treat. Already scored helps to simplify cooking, the end result was delicious a mouthwatering golden crackled crust over a juicy tender pork belly. A real treat.

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Simon Stacey
Whole Pork Belly

Beautiful piece of pork, good layer of fat and superb taste.

J
Jamie Zachariah
Crackling

This pork belly has a very substantial feel to it quite different from the supermarket. It also tasted superb. if you want to make crackling on a slow cook a good fat layer below the skin is required - and this pork belly had exactly that. (check with Paul as the fat content depends on season).

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Helen O’DONNELL
Excellent pork

Excellent pork with lovely crisp skin

M
Maurice GUBBY

Whole Pork Belly Bone Out

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Description

Free Range Pork Belly Without Bone.

Bramblebee Farms pigs are typically Gloucestershire Old Spots sold under their own brand of Bramblebee.
We chose this breed for 3 reasons

  • Hardiness
  • Eating quality
  • And it's known as the orchard pig quite fitting for an Apple farmer.

Their diet contains low protein pig nuts as well as waist farm veg which varies with the seasons from cauliflower to pumpkins and apples.