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Charcuterie Cured & Smoked Meats CHARCUTERIE CURED & SMOKED MEATS Iberico Ham Bone-In P.D.O Iberico Ham Boneless P.D.O Parma Ham Boneless P.D.O Weight /Quantity 8kg Weight /Quantity 5kg Weight /Quantity 7kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €38.60 £30.49 PRICE: €58.60 £46.29 PRICE: €21.90 £17.30 CODE: 16017 CODE: 16014 CODE: 16000 Serrano Ham Boneless P.D.O Prosciutto Boneless Bayonne Ham Boneless Weight /Quantity 6kg Weight /Quantity 5.4kg Weight /Quantity 6kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €14.90 £11.77 PRICE: €16.70 £13.19 PRICE: €19.80 £15.64 CODE: 16007 CODE: 16005 CODE: 16009 Connemara Air Dried Ham Connemara Air Dried Pork Connemara Air Dried Lamb Weight /Quantity 2.5kg Weight /Quantity 1kg Weight /Quantity 1kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €49.80 £39.34 PRICE: €42.90 £33.89 PRICE: €59.80 £47.24 CODE: 18243 CODE: 18242 CODE: 18241 French Ham Cooked Coppa Bresaola - Air Dried Beef Weight /Quantity 7.5kg Weight /Quantity 1.25kg Weight /Quantity 1.7kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €11.30 £8.93 PRICE: €18.90 £14.93 PRICE: €35.90 £28.36 CODE: 16033 CODE: 16024 CODE: 16025 DUBLIN | TEL : +353 16234111 | FAX : +353 1 6234042 | BELFAST | TEL : 028 90432522 | FAX : 028 90950055 [email protected] - www.laroussefoods.ie 33 CHARCUTERIE CURED & SMOKED MEATS Chorizo Sausage Chorizo Sausage Cooked Chorizo Small Weight /Quantity 1kg Weight /Quantity 1.7kg Weight /Quantity 250g Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €10.90 £8.61 PRICE: €11.90 £9.40 PRICE: €2.80 £2.21 CODE: 16119 CODE: 16115 CODE: 16125 Danish Salami Whiskey Salami Salami Milano Weight /Quantity 1.7kg Weight /Quantity 1.7kg Weight /Quantity 1.8kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €7.90 £6.24 PRICE: €12.80 £10.11 PRICE: €15.50 £12.24 CODE: 16116 CODE: 16160 CODE: 16102 Salami Herbs Salami Black Pepper Saucisson Sec Weight /Quantity 2.4kg Weight /Quantity 1kg Weight /Quantity 1kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €14.80 £11.69 PRICE: €14.80 £11.69 PRICE: €13.80 £10.90 CODE: 16113 CODE: 16111 CODE: 16105 Mortadella with Pistachios Lomo Pancetta Round Weight /Quantity 2kg Weight /Quantity 1.7kg Weight /Quantity 1.4kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €8.90 £7.03 PRICE: €20.65 £16.31 PRICE: €14.60 £11.53 CODE: 16104 CODE: 16058 CODE: 16020 DUBLIN | TEL : +353 16234111 | FAX : +353 1 6234042 | BELFAST | TEL : 028 90432522 | FAX : 028 90950055 [email protected] - www.laroussefoods.ie 34 CHARCUTERIE CURED & SMOKED MEATS Alsace Smoked Black Lard Pancetta Flat Belly of Pork Smoked Weight /Quantity 1.5kg Weight /Quantity 1.4kg Weight /Quantity 2.2kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €14.95 £11.81 PRICE: €17.80 £14.06 PRICE: €7.60 £6.00 CODE: 16037 CODE: 16061 CODE: 16035 Lardo di Colonnata Pastrami Black Forest Style Ham Weight /Quantity 2.4kg Weight /Quantity 1.8kg Weight /Quantity 2.3kg x 8 Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €21.90 £17.30 PRICE: €14.90 £11.77 PRICE: €12.90 £10.19 CODE: 16148 CODE: 16122 CODE: 16022 Saucisson Rosette de Lyon Andouille de Vire Garlic Sausage Weight /Quantity 2.5kg Weight /Quantity 1.8kg Weight /Quantity 1kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €14.70 £11.61 PRICE: €24.70 £19.51 PRICE: €12.50 £9.87 CODE: 16099 CODE: 16101 CODE: 16100 Saucisson Sec Small Pork Kassler Speck Weight /Quantity 200g Weight /Quantity 1.6kg Weight /Quantity 3kg Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €2.90 £2.29 PRICE: €15.90 £12.56 PRICE: €14.65 £11.57 CODE: 16110 CODE: 18006 CODE: 16036 DUBLIN | TEL : +353 16234111 | FAX : +353 1 6234042 | BELFAST | TEL : 028 90432522 | FAX : 028 90950055 [email protected] - www.laroussefoods.ie 35 CHARCUTERIE SLICED MEATS Iberico Bellota Ham P.D.O Sliced Iberico Ham Sliced Serrano Ham Sliced P.D.O Weight /Quantity 100g Weight /Quantity 100g Weight /Quantity 500g (24 Slices) Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €21.95 £17.34 PRICE: €9.35 £7.39 PRICE: €10.4 £8.22 CODE: 16217 CODE: 16205 CODE: 16008 Bayonne Ham Sliced A.O.C. Parma Style Ham Sliced Prosciutto Ham Sliced Weight /Quantity 100g (5 Slices) Weight /Quantity 500g (20 Slices) Weight /Quantity 400g (24 Slices) Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €3.2 £2.53 PRICE: €12.80 £10.11 PRICE: €15.20 £12.01 CODE: 16204 CODE: 16004 CODE: 16056 Prosciutto Ham Sliced Chorizo Sliced Flat Pancetta Smoked Sliced Weight /Quantity 100g (6 Slices) Weight /Quantity 100g (14 Slices) Weight /Quantity 500g Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €3.80 £3.00 PRICE: €2.45 £1.93 PRICE: €12.85 £10.15 CODE: 16003 CODE: 16124 CODE: 16067 Coppa Sliced Saucisson Sec Sliced Mortadella Sliced Weight /Quantity 100g (12 Slices) Weight /Quantity 100g (10 Slices) Weight /Quantity 100g (10 Slices) Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €3.80 £3.00 PRICE: €1.90 £1.50 PRICE: €2.40 £1.90 CODE: 16023 CODE: 16202 CODE: 16106 DUBLIN | TEL : +353 16234111 | FAX : +353 1 6234042 | BELFAST | TEL : 028 90432522 | FAX : 028 90950055 [email protected] - www.laroussefoods.ie 36 CHARCUTERIE SLICED MEATS Pastrami Thin Sliced Limerick Ham Cooked & Sliced Green Peppered Salami Sliced Weight /Quantity 500g Weight /Quantity 1kg Weight /Quantity 100g (6 Slices) Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €12.40 £9.79 PRICE: €11.60 £9.16 PRICE: €1.85 £1.46 CODE: 16109 CODE: 16018 CODE: 16206 Whiskey Salami Sliced Pepperoni Sliced Danish Salami Sliced Weight /Quantity 500g Weight /Quantity 3kg Weight /Quantity 100g (10 Slices) Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €8.40 £6.63 PRICE: €34.90 £27.57 PRICE: €1.65 £1.30 CODE: 16161 CODE: 16121 CODE: 16117 Involtini-Cured Ham & Goat’s Cheese Tapas Selection Raclette Selection Weight /Quantity 1kg x 2 Weight /Quantity 160g (15 Slices) Weight /Quantity 176g (12 Slices) Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €18.90 £14.93 PRICE: €3.95 £3.12 PRICE: €4.35 £3.44 CODE: 21022 CODE: 16138 CODE: 16207 Duck Breast Smoked Sliced Duck Magret Cured Smoked Sliced Duck Magret Smoked Sliced Weight /Quantity 280g x 10 Weight /Quantity 280g x 10 Weight /Quantity 350g Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €30.75 £24.29 PRICE: €34.40 £27.18 PRICE: €46.40 £36.66 CODE: 12022 CODE: 12023 CODE: 12021 DUBLIN | TEL : +353 16234111 | FAX : +353 1 6234042 | BELFAST | TEL : 028 90432522 | FAX : 028 90950055 [email protected] - www.laroussefoods.ie 37 CHARCUTERIE TERRINES & SPREADS Chicken Liver Terrine Duck Liver Terrine Duck Liver & Port Terrine Weight /Quantity 1.5kg Weight /Quantity 1.5kg Weight /Quantity 2.5kg Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €11.90 £9.40 PRICE: €13.90 £10.98 PRICE: €14.90 £11.77 CODE: 16062 CODE: 16050 CODE: 16088 Duck Foie Gras Terrine Pressed Duck Terrine Duck Leg Confit & Foie Gras Terrine Weight /Quantity 1kg Weight /Quantity 1kg Weight /Quantity 500g Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €84.60 £66.83 PRICE: €29.80 £23.54 PRICE: €17.90 £14.14 CODE: 11214 CODE: 11199 CODE: 16086 Country Style Terrine Rabbit Terrine with Hazelnuts Pheasant Terrine (December) Weight /Quantity 1.7kg Weight /Quantity 3.5kg Weight /Quantity 3kg x 2 Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO Price Unit : KILO PRICE: €12.90 £10.19 PRICE: €14.90 £11.77 PRICE: €18.90 £14.93 CODE: 16045 CODE: 16087 CODE: 16093 Crema de Iberico Ham Crema de Salchichon Iberico Crema de Sobrasada & P. Ximenez Iberico Weight /Quantity 500g Weight /Quantity 500g Weight /Quantity 500g Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH Price Unit : EACH PRICE: €4.15 £3.28 PRICE: €3.65 £2.88 PRICE: €3.65 £2.88 CODE: 16042 CODE: 16044 CODE: 16043 DUBLIN | TEL : +353 16234111 | FAX : +353 1 6234042 | BELFAST | TEL : 028 90432522 | FAX : 028 90950055 [email protected] - www.laroussefoods.ie 38.
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