Iberico Secreto

Thomas Joseph Butchery

£54

Iberico Secreto | Unctuous, Rich Incredibly Flavoursome Iberico Secreto is a highly marbled Spanish pork steak cut from the shoulder of free-range Iberico pigs. Known as the "secret cut," it's prized for its rich marbling, buttery tenderness and deep nutty flavour. Our Iberico Secreto is one of the finest expressions of what makes Iberico Pork so sought after — exceptional marbling, rich flavour and a uniquely tender texture. Translated as "secret" and taken from a thin, fatty muscle in the shoulder, the Secreto has a likeness to our much-loved bavette steak and delivers an incredibly rich, bu

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