Angus Rashers - Chef's Cut (Limited Edition)

Primal Jerky

£3.95

Angus Rashers – Chef's Cut 🥓 Real beef bacon. No compromise. Our Chef's Cut Angus Rashers are thick-sliced, dry-cured strips of 100% grass-fed Irish Angus beef — crafted for those who refuse to settle for the processed stuff. Slow-cured, deeply smoky, and cut generously so they hold their own in the pan, these rashers deliver everything you want from a proper fry-up, without the seed oils, and without the filler. Why Chef's Cut? Thicker than our standard slice. More texture, more bite, more flavour. Whether you're stacking them in a brioche bun, pairing with eggs, or adding serious protein to

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Angus Rashers - Chef's Cut (Limited Edition)

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