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Pepper fuet


Fuet au poivre, a peppery treat: do you fancy treating yourself to a spicy, full-flavoured charcuterie? You will love our fuet au poivre, which brings together the slightly sweet flavour of Catalan fuet and the bite of the spices.
From
Mont du Lyonnais
Weight
130 g
Regular price 3,50€
Regular price 3,50€ € Sale price
Unit price €26,92  per  kg

Delivery in 48-72 hours to your home or to a relay point

Tasting advice

1. Take out the sausage at least 15 minutes before eating it.
2. Cut generous slices for an authentic tasting experience.
3. Pair it with a slice of fresh bread.

Ingredients

Pork (origin France), salt, LACTOSE (MILK), pepper, dextrose, garlic, preservative: sodium nitrite, ferments, natural pork casing. Coating: pepper, edible food glue (MILK proteins). 161 g of pork used per 100 g of finished product.
Made in a facility that also handles tree nuts.

Nutritional values

Average nutritional values per 100 g:

Energy 1849 kJ (444 kcal) – Fat 31 g, of which saturates 12.6 g – Carbohydrate 12.3 g, of which sugars 1.9 g – Protein 29 g – Salt 4.4 g.

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A traditional fuet made with local meat:

A good fuet starts with quality meat. We select our meat at the source, working only with responsible farmers. The pigs are reared outdoors in Brittany and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.
In production, we use only the prime cuts of the animal. Our generous recipe is made up of 80% lean meat. The 20% fat concentrates the flavours of the fuet and gives it its wonderfully tasty texture.


A pepper fuet made with the artisan know-how of our master charcutiers:

Our craftsmen work in keeping with traditional recipes. The coarsely minced meat, mixed with spices, develops its full flavour during a slow warming stage in natural air.
As tradition dictates, the fuet is seasoned with various spices, including sugar. This variety is even richer, as it is covered in a delicious pepper coating. That is the whole advantage of natural casings: you can enjoy the entire sausage, including the peppered skin, which is completely edible.

 

 


Tasting the pepper fuet: advice from our master charcutiers:

Pepper fuet is very good on its own. To enjoy it properly, use a perfectly sharp knife. The fuet is fairly thin, so cut it into medium slices of about half a centimetre. You can then appreciate its full flavour, which combines the frank, slightly sweet taste of the meat with the bite of the pepper coating.
But pepper fuet is no stranger to accompaniments: with olives, bread and other charcuterie, it makes for a perfect, very tasteful aperitif.

 



Best before date: 40 days.
It is advisable to store this product at a temperature below 18°C.
This product is subject to drying out.

Fuet au poivre

What is a fuet and where does it come from?

The fuet is a charcuterie of Catalan origin whose name means « whip »: hence its long, straight, slightly flattened shape. Thinner, firmer and less fatty than other saucissons, here in pure pork from French meat.

What is the difference between a classic straight dry sausage and a fuet?

They are two dry-cured sausages from the same family, but of different origins and textures. The straight dry sausage is a French charcuterie — ours is a straight sausage PGI Ardèche: a little meatier, with the distinctive taste of the Ardèche. The fuet is of Catalan origin (Spain): distinctly thinner, firmer and less fatty. In short: the straight one is meatier and Ardèche-born, the fuet thinner, drier and firmer.