‘Easy Cooking’ parcel 4.5 kg

FUTURE SALES : 14-16 March 2024, 25-27 April 2024, 6-8 June 2024, 12-14 September 2024, 21-23 November 2024

We are offering meat parcels de 4,5 kg composed of the following:

  • 3 packets of sausages – 3 x 500 g = 1.5 kg
  • 3 packets of chipolata – 3 x 500 g = 1.5 kg
  • 3 packets of minced pork-beef – 3 x 500 g = 1.5 kg

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These preparations are made with 30% high-quality organic pork.

The pieces of meat are vacuum-packed.
They keep for 2 days in the fridge and 6 months in the freezer.
To use frozen meat, we recommend that you defrost it 24 hours in advance in the fridge.
Ingredients:
Sausages: organic beef (70%), organic pork (29%), onions, parsley, spices (salt, black pepper, nutmeg, white pepper) 1%.
Chipolata: organic beef (70%), organic pork (29%), spices (salt, black pepper, nutmeg, white pepper) 1%.
Minced pork-beef: organic beef (70%), organic pork (29%), spices (salt, black pepper, nutmeg, white pepper) 1%.

WHAT IS GRASS-FED BEEF?

At the Linciaux Farm, Charolais cattle are reared organically and fed exclusively on grass. Meat from this type of farming offers superior nutritional qualities.

Unlike conventional livestock farms, the cattle are not fattened on cereals, silage maize or soya beetroot cakes. This means that the meat produced contains three times more omega-3 fatty acids and two times less omega-6 fatty acids than traditional meat, even when it is organic.

A BENEFICIAL METHOD OF REARING

Grass-fed livestock farming has many advantages. The animals benefit from a lifestyle that suits them: cows are herbivores! So when they digest (ruminate!), they produce little or no methane, unlike when they digest maize, which causes acidity in the cow’s rumen (and therefore methane emissions, which are bad for the environment).

In addition, this method of farming has an ultra-low CO2 footprint. There is no need to transport soya, which often comes from the other side of the world. The cows eat what the meadows produce, which is a real carbon sink (like all plants, grass stores CO2).

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