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Item of the Day – St. James Smokehouse Smoked Salmon

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St. James Smokehouse Smoked Salmon

 

Item 48727 – 2-3 lb sides

 

St. James Smokehouse is proud to be one of Scotland’s few remaining family-owned smokehouses. The traditional smokehouse, along with a new state-of-the-art fresh salmon filleting plant, is located in the Royal Burgh of Annan, Scotland where a dedicated team of artisanal workers produce premium quality salmon products.

At St. James Smokehouse, quality and consistency is of upmost importance. The smoked salmon process starts by sourcing only the finest sustainable Scottish salmon. The custom filleting plant enables St James to maintain complete quality control over every batch from the very beginning to the end. The fresh salmon fillets
are hand-cured using a unique blend of pure sea salt and demerara sugar, before being naturally cold smoked over whisky oak chippings then each smoked salmon fillet is fully trimmed by hand and vacuum sealed to preserve the flavor. No artificial flavors, nitrates, nitrites or preservatives are used and all products are Kosher Certified.

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Item of the Day – Black Hawk Farms Top Sirloin

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Black Hawk Farms

Top Sirloin Baseball Cut

 

Item 99963 – 20/8 oz case

100% Local Kentucky Proud Beef from Black Hawk Meats.   What Chefs Want is the exclusive distributor of Black Hawk.   Grass fed and grain finished on average 6-8 months in Kentucky.  No added hormones or antibiotics. Born, raised (grazed), finished and processed all in a 24 mile radius in Princeton, KY.

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Item of the Day – Lamb Loin Chops

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Lamb Loin Chops

Item 00417 – 10/2 ct. case

Border Springs Lamb Loin Chop. 1.5″ thick. 10/2 ct.

Border Springs Farm is nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge
Mountains in Patrick County, Virginia, 20 minutes from the
picturesque Blue Ridge Parkway. Shepherd Craig Rogers operates a
small family farm raising Kathadin and Texel sheep as well as working
Border Collies.

A vocal advocate of animal husbandry, Shepherd Craig Rogers raises
natural lamb, which have never been treated with hormones or
antibiotics. Finished on a blend of high sugar grasses, Border
Springs lamb has a unique fat profile which has a distinctly sweeter
taste than ‘Colorado’ or imported lamb, creating a true artisan
product of the highest quality.

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