Small but good. Many stories surround the creation of these little delicacies. In the Middle Ages, for example, it is said that innkeepers used to make particularly small sausages, which they could sell to their customers through the keyhole after the premises had officially closed. Even Goethe, the 'prince of poets', is said to have fallen in love with the delicate pork, salt, pepper and marjoram sausages, so much so that he had them sent by post to Weimar. How to enjoy them These sausages are grilled and eaten as a proper meal, often served with sauerkraut, spicy mustard and hearty bread.
This medium-strong mustard is particularly creamy and harmoniously spiced with vinegar, salt and spices, with no added preservatives or thickeners. Ideal in combination with sausages, grilled meats and meat fondue, or for adding flavour to sauces and salad dressings.
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Darbo All Natural Preserves are produced according to an old family recipe. Then as now, only the best fruits - with no added preservatives - are gently warmed and stirred. That way the natural fruit aroma is retained.
Bresaola is an air-dried beef ham of Italian origin. We only use beef our own slaughter for its production.
Comb ham is also known as a cervical ham or in Italy as "a Coppa". With its slightly streaky meat structure the ham tastes especially mildly and juicy. He is cut best of all paper-thin and gives a fine mark to salads.
This white balm vinegar is won white grape must and is stored in French Barriques for at least 6 months. These lend him the golden brown colour and a slightly smoky departure.
