Iberian Loin Sausage from Guijuelo 100 gr

Iberian Loin Sausage from Guijuelo 100 gr

Iberian Loin Sausage from Guijuelo 100 gr

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The Caña de Lomo de Cebo de Campo Ibérico by Juan Manuel is one of the noblest cuts of Iberian pork, raised in extensive farming operations that meet all legal requirements, with their diet based on natural feeds and pastures.
It consists of each of the two pieces of meat that are next to the backbone and under the ribs, seasoned with salt, paprika, garlic, and oregano, and subsequently cured through a laborious, slow, and natural process.

Features and Differences
  • Shoulder of loin vs. Cured loin: Although often used as synonyms, technically the "shoulder" is the piece of raw meat and the "cured" is the result after being stuffed into the casing, seasoned, and cured.
  • Difference with the loin: The loin is extracted from the Iberian shoulder, a piece with more fat infiltration and greater juiciness than traditional loin.
  • Production process: The piece is cleaned, salted, seasoned with spices (mainly paprika, garlic, and oregano), and left to cure for 3 to 6 months under controlled conditions.

The Iberian Loin is an exceptional product that has magnificent health benefits. Very rich in proteins, it is recommended among others during childhood, adolescence, and pregnancy, as these stages require a higher intake of this nutrient.
High in vitamin B1 and B3, it helps combat stress and is beneficial for the circulatory system.

Average Nutritional Values (Per 100 g serving)

  • Energy value 288 Kcal – 1205 kJ
  • Fat 15.9 g
  • Saturated Fat 4.9 g
  • Carbohydrates < 0.10 g
  • Sugars < 0.10 g
  • Protein 36.4 g
  • Salt 3.8 g



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The Caña de Lomo de Cebo de Campo Ibérico by Juan Manuel is one of the noblest cuts of Iberian pork, raised in extensive farming operations that meet all legal requirements, with their diet based on natural feeds and pastures.
It consists of each of the two pieces of meat that are next to the backbone and under the ribs, seasoned with salt, paprika, garlic, and oregano, and subsequently cured through a laborious, slow, and natural process.

Features and Differences
  • Shoulder of loin vs. Cured loin: Although often used as synonyms, technically the "shoulder" is the piece of raw meat and the "cured" is the result after being stuffed into the casing, seasoned, and cured.
  • Difference with the loin: The loin is extracted from the Iberian shoulder, a piece with more fat infiltration and greater juiciness than traditional loin.
  • Production process: The piece is cleaned, salted, seasoned with spices (mainly paprika, garlic, and oregano), and left to cure for 3 to 6 months under controlled conditions.

The Iberian Loin is an exceptional product that has magnificent health benefits. Very rich in proteins, it is recommended among others during childhood, adolescence, and pregnancy, as these stages require a higher intake of this nutrient.
High in vitamin B1 and B3, it helps combat stress and is beneficial for the circulatory system.

Average Nutritional Values (Per 100 g serving)

  • Energy value 288 Kcal – 1205 kJ
  • Fat 15.9 g
  • Saturated Fat 4.9 g
  • Carbohydrates < 0.10 g
  • Sugars < 0.10 g
  • Protein 36.4 g
  • Salt 3.8 g