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Berkshire Pork Short Riblets

Name: Berkshire Pork Short Riblets
Brand: Regalis Foods
Price: 72.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$72.00

Size

Berk Short Rib

Quantity

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Product availability

Readily Available

This item is available throughout the year, and we proudly regard it as a staple of our catalog. If it is not in stock at the moment, it will likely be replenished soon.

Product Description

Our 100% Heritage-breed Berkshire pork ribs from Iowa are deliciously fatty and intricately marbled. More tender in texture and easier to cook than spare ribs, short ribs are a perfect and forgiving choice for the grill.

Berkshire pigs are originally from Berkshire County, England, but were introduced to Japan and the United States in the nineteenth century, and today are considered pork’s closest approximation to Wagyu beef. Called Kurobuta pork in Japan, they remain the prime choice for elite chefs in Japan and beyond.

The animals in this selection were raised on family-owned hog farms in Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa. Though the farms and farmers differ in style and background, all are guided by principles of humane husbandry, ample pasture, and a commitment to excellence in the quality of the meat their animals will yield.

How It Arrives

Frozen

This item was frozen at peak freshness to extend its longevity and ensure it ships to you in perfect condition. Upon arrival, either thaw and use promptly or transfer immediately to your freezer.

Shipping Policy

Perishable

This item will be overnighted to you in order to maintain its quality. If any item in your cart is perishable, your entire order will be overnighted. Exceptionally large shipments may incur additional charges.

Berkshire pigs are originally from Berkshire County, England, but were introduced to Japan and the United States in the nineteenth century, and today are considered pork’s closest approximation to Wagyu beef. Called Kurobuta pork in Japan, they remain the prime choice for elite chefs in Japan and beyond.

The animals in this selection were raised on family-owned hog farms in Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa. Though the farms and farmers differ in style and background, all are guided by principles of humane husbandry, ample pasture, and a commitment to excellence in the quality of the meat their animals will yield.

$72.00