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Wesley Butcher's home-made Irish lamb sausages: juicy as can be, generous with medium-grained meat: an uncompromising treat. see less

The taste is more subtle, less pronounced than the onion, the shallot is also more appreciated raw! see less

Marrow bones are poetry in the raw: coarse salt, put in the oven for a few minutes at 200° and you are on your way to heaven! To be enjoyed without moderation, with a spoon. see less

The unripe pod of the common bean, the green bean can be eaten hot as a side dish, perhaps fried in butter with onions and bacon, but also cooked and cooled to enhance a salad, including the famous Liège salad for example. see less

Quite rare on our shelves, and yet so good! Bear's garlic is a wild plant that resembles lily of the valley and can be eaten raw or cooked (we prefer it raw!) to liven up salads, pizza, pasta or any other dish. In pesto, it is magical! In short, we love it. see less

A turkey skewer marinated in curry, ideal for the barbecue and a good alternative to chicken. see less

In salads, sauces, snacks, cakes... The uses of sultanas are endless for this nut lover ;-) see less

Dense, firm, white and very fragrant, it releases a woody, earthy flavour when cooked. Ideal in soups and noodle dishes. see less

Sideline Chops / the beginning of the ham, more tender than a rack (between rack & ham). Like a steak, without bone. see less

Ideal to be candied, simmered or to accompany meat or poultry! see less

Lamb short ribs are tasty and can easily be combined with a variety of dishes see less

Delicious, tender and not too fatty: Flank steak can't be explained, it has to be tasted! Free-range, grass-fed beef, matured between 3 and 5 weeks on the carcass. see less

In steak or roast, the Black Spot is the back part of the beef leg, also called "Gîte à la Noix" or Rumsteak. It is as tender as the tenderloin, a little more stringy and tastier! Ideal for braises and roasts or steak! see less

With a slightly bitter taste, as the name suggests, it originates from Treviso in Italy. It is excellent grilled or thinly sliced and seasoned with extra virgin olive oil, salt, pepper and balsamic vinegar! see less

White and tasty meat with a melting texture. The veal chop gives it a spicy taste thanks to the bone! see less

Black Angus Picanha smells like Ireland! It is a beautiful piece of meat covered with a layer of soft fat see less

Taste quite similar to entrecote, less fatty and marbled, this tender and tasty piece is next to the fillet and will give you a tastier "steak" than a pure fillet, or a fatter roast than Roastbeef! see less

Iberian pork chop. The Iberian pig has a very marbled meat thanks to the acorn-based diet of this Spanish breed. It produces tender meat with a very pronounced taste. see less

Tasty and buttery, fatter than average thanks to a 100-day diet of grain after roaming the great Irish plains. see less

The fillet is the most tender of all cuts. Not too much fat, but still a little (it's still Black Angus!) for a tender meat that melts in the mouth like a praline. Free-range, grass-fed beef. see less