- Meat
- Black Pudding
- Haggis & Black Pudding
- Stornoway Black Pudding Bung
Description
Produced in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. A very sought after Scottish delicacy made by the small family firm of Charles Macleod.
Available as large 3lb/1.36kg Roll and small 325g Bung.
Refrigerated Shelf Life From Despatch Date: 7+ Days
Nutrition guide
Nutritional Information (per 100g)
Energy (Kcal): 1306
Energy (KJ): 314
Fat (g): 20.5
Saturated Fat (g): 10.06
Carbohydrates (g): 20.5
Sugars (g): 2.9
Protein (g): 9.9
Salt (g): 1.90
Ingredients
OATMEAL, Beef Suet, Onions, Pork Blood, Vegetable Fat, Salt, Spices
Allergens
Gluten, Wheat, Oats.
Allergen Information
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Packaging
Your meat order is kept cool in transit because we either use an insulated expanded polystyrene box, or a recyclable tough corrugated cardboard box which is foil lined and insulated with bubble wrap. Both boxes are leak-proof and sturdy.
To keep your delivery cool, it is packed along with specially designed ice packs. Our ice packs are made with a frozen water-based gel, which keeps the meat at the correct temperature for up to 48 hours. When the ice does melt, it stays as a gel, which prevents the delivery becoming wet.
