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Made from the meat of a herd of pigs that range freely on the dehesa of Andalusia, eating grasses and nuts, supplemented, where necessary with organic cereals before being cured by a specialist family company in Segovia.
This chorizo is mildly seasoned with sweet paprika to give a touch of warmth.
Made from the meat of a herd of pigs that range freely on the dehesa of Andalusia, eating grasses and nuts, supplemented, where necessary with organic cereals before being cured by a specialist family company in Segovia.
This chorizo is mildly seasoned with sweet paprika to give a touch of warmth.
| Nutrition | Per 100g |
|---|---|
| Energy | 1477kJ / 356kcal |
| Fat | 28g |
| of which saturates | 10g |
| Carbohydrate | <0.5g |
| of which sugars | <0.5g |
| Protein | 26g |
| Salt | 3.5g |
Spanish chorizo is a pork sausage seasoned with Spanish smoked paprika, known as pimentón. It’s typically made with coarsely chopped pork and garlic, and depending on the variety, may also include chilli for heat. The paprika gives chorizo its distinctive smoky flavour and deep red colour.
Cooking chorizo is a fresh, soft sausage that must be cooked before eating. It is moist and similar in texture to a classic British sausage, releasing delicious paprika-infused red oil as it cooks. Cured chorizo, on the other hand, has been air-dried and is ready to eat. It is firm in texture and enjoyed sliced, much like salami.
Cured chorizo is best thinly sliced and served as part of a tapas spread, in sandwiches, as a pizza topping, or simply enjoyed on its own with good bread.








































