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Vrat is a traditional cold cut made from pork neck and dry-cured whole. In its production, Vrat is first lightly seasoned, often with a variety of herbs and spices which
differ depending on region. The meat is then salted and traditionally massaged and hung for up to six months to cure. Differences in flavour can also depend on what type of wood is used for
smoking as well as what breed of pig is selected. Vrat is esteemed for its delicate flavour and tender, fatty texture. In Europe it is often sold as a gourmet food item. It is usually sliced thin
for use in Antipasto or sandwiches such as Muffulettas, Subs, and Panini, as well as some traditional Italian Pizza.
Pančeta (Italian pancetta) is a type of dry cured meat. It is pork belly that has been salt cured, spiced and dried for about three months. There are many varieties, and in
Europe each region produces its own type. When served on its own, the Pančeta is presented in very thin slices. More often it is used to flavour other dishes, especially pasta sauces.
In Serbia, Pančeta is cooked with sarma and punjena paprika (mince stuffed capsicum), a traditional dish. In Spain, medium to long and relatively thick portions are also served as a side dish, usually fried in olive oil or its own fat. Fried eggs with chorizo and pančeta is considered a popular hearty breakfast in some rural parts of the country.
In Serbia, Pančeta is cooked with sarma and punjena paprika (mince stuffed capsicum), a traditional dish. In Spain, medium to long and relatively thick portions are also served as a side dish, usually fried in olive oil or its own fat. Fried eggs with chorizo and pančeta is considered a popular hearty breakfast in some rural parts of the country.

