Fraunheimer Fine Meat
A superior taste that combines the best of both worlds: American Wagyu beef and heritage pork
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<p>The spiciness of our hot link balances on the edge, leaving you to enjoy not only the direct hit from cayenne and chili pepper, but the rich umami of garlic and fennel.</p>
Wagyu and Heritage Pork Hot Link
Non-Member Price:
$9.99
($13.32/lb)
Member Price:
$9.99
($13.32/lb)
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Variety:
Wagyu Cross
Weight:
12oz
The spiciness of our hot link balances on the edge, leaving you to enjoy not only the direct hit from cayenne and chili pepper, but the rich umami of garlic and fennel.
There are 4 per pack.
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Ingredients
Compart Duroc Pork, Mishima Reserve American Wagyu Beef, water, contains 2% or less of: salt, mustard, garlic, paprika, cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes, black pepper, chili pepper, dried lemon peel, onion, fennel, anise, rosemary, dried tea, vinegar.
American Wagyu and Heritage pork
Flavor is king with Fraunheimer, representing the pinnacle of bringing together the very best of two meats, American Wagyu beef and Heritage pork. Humanely raised, the American Wagyu beef and Heritage pork that becomes Fraunheimer sausages and hot dogs is exceptionally flavorful and has no added hormones or chemical food additives, delivering an authentic deliciousness all its own.
The History Of Fraunheimer
In the summer of 1974, the founder of Fraunheimer Fine Meat worked as a ranch hand in Montana on his great-uncle Bud Fraunhofer’s ranch. Bud was an old-school cowboy, holding to his ideals where his word was his bond and you always did things so they would stay done.That first-hand experience on the ranch with Bud as his guide was an education – on the value of hard work and the bold flavors that come from clean ingredients and beef raised as nature intended.
Fraunheimer Cooking Guide
Sausages:
- Stove Top - In a large frying pan over medium heat, add 3/4 cup water and the sausages. Cook the sausage for 10 to 12 minutes, turning frequently to evenly brown. Sausages will be done when they are heatedthrough to 165°F when tested with a thermometer. (Water will evaporate while cooking.)
- Grill - Over medium heat, grill the sausages for 2 to 3 minutes per side, or until they are heated through to 165°F when tested with a thermometer.
Hot Dogs:
- Stove Top - In a large frying pan over medium heat, add 3/4 cup water and the hot dogs. Cook the hot dogs for 10 to 12 minutes, turning frequently to evenly brown. Hot dogs will be done when they are heated through to 165°F when tested with a thermometer. (Water will evaporate while cooking.)
- Grill - Over medium heat, grill the hot dogs for 2 to 3 minutes per side, or until they are heated through to 165°F when tested with a thermometer.
