Our pigs are Animal Welfare Approved by A Greener World, raised on pasture and in forest (eat the forest, pigs!) for their entire lives, all year round, so they’ve never seen the inside of a barn. The pigs are fed a corn-free, soy-free, non-GMO, organic feed, on which they grow for 7-9 months to a finishing weight of 200-300 lbs.
This fairly-spicy sausage is packed as 1/4 lb patties. Once thawed, they cook up in just a few minutes for a quick...
Slabs of fresh, un-smoked whole belly with skin on. Ideal for smoking and in dishes that call for pork belly.
Meaty "ribs" are actually cut from the tender part of the shoulder. Bone-in.
A cross between bacon, ham, and pork chop but different from all three. Definitely worth a try.
This is the traditional cut of bacon, thick-ish slices of smoked and cured belly. Also called American bacon and...
Once upon a time, the Canadians had a great idea. They took boneless pork chops, cured them, smoked them, sliced them...
A boneless pork butt cured, netted, then smoked. It binds together when smoked, then sliced thin like Canadian bacon....
Cubed pieces of bacon. Perfect for stews, beans, soups, and as toppings to baked potatoes or heavy green salads.
Made from the cheek of the pig. Jowl fat is thought by many to be the highest-quality fat on a pig.
Gelatinous meat jello with a healthy fat cap. Not your grocery store bone broth! Makes a flavorful and nutritious...
Bone-in, skin-on, and smoked, these offer incredible flavor to soups, stews, and pots of beans.
Rendered pork back fat and bacon trimmings. Pure and creamy lard, with just a hint of smoke from bacon. Can be used...
Crunchy baked pork skin. Good for dogs and humans. No salt. To make a more traditional chicharron, just fry and add...
Perfect for a quick weeknight meal. Hand-made by the farmers using our own pork and eggs plus breadcrumbs from bread...
This part of the pig has lots of different names, but we offer it as toes up about 8 or 10 inches to the first joint....
Liver is an amazing source of nutrients and minerals. If you don't fancy eating liver but want the nutrition,...
Baking the tails not only makes them crispier, but renders off some fat as well. You're left with crunchy skin...
Baking the ears makes them crispier and renders off some of the fat. Crunchy!
The skin trimmings from bacon. Perfect for wrapping a skinless roast before cooking.
Made with BOTL Farm Canadian bacon in collaboration with Dragon Blood Elixir.
What is a good use of lard? Make bean dip. this dip is fully made and ready to heat an eat.
Our take on bologna. We suggest slicing it about 1/4in thick and frying it up.