Trace it back

Where your biltong comes from

Follow one bag back, step by step: the farm, our unit in Chesham, and your door.

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British and Irish beef

The beef comes from British and Irish farms.

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Into our unit in Chesham

The beef arrives at our unit in Chesham, where our butchers trim it and cut it into strips.

Into our unit in Chesham: an illustration

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Cured with salt and spice

The strips are cured with salt and spice, the way biltong has always been made. Each flavour has its own mix. Pick one to see exactly what goes in.

Cured with salt and spice: an illustration

Pick a flavour

Original

In every flavour

    What makes it Original

      Ingredients as printed on the bag

      Full ingredients and allergens are on the back of every bag.

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      Hung to dry

      Hung up to dry, with time doing the work.

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      Dried by moving air

      Dried by moving air until it is dry, lean and full of flavour.

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      Sliced and packed

      Sliced thin, then packed into 25g bags and bigger bags.

      Sliced and packed: an illustration

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      Sent to your door

      Delivery is free on every UK order, usually 2 to 4 working days.

      Sent to your door: an illustration
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