Pek Chopped Pork, 300 g

Not a bad value product, I like it, the dogs like it, and that's what matters

Great

OK in a salad

The trick with these is to pour some boiling hot water to reduce the amount of oils and salt content from them. But these are always tasty and great with something like pasta. Better than a traditional can of spam, there's no gristle and the texture still feels like threaded meat.

Pek is very nice, the taste of it is very good and the ingredients are very straightforward, there isn't anything artificial in it. Highly recommended.

Very versatile delicious in sandwiches or on a salad but also delicious lightly fried with an egg beans or tomatoes

I hadn`t had this brand before, but it was on offer at a major supermarket, so I got some cans to try. It's a coarsely chopped meat tightly packed into the can with a small amount of gelatine and natural pork fat; it isn`t heavily salted, is free of gristle and is very tasty on it`s own; I use it for sandwiches – I get four rounds (eight slices of standard sliced bread) out of the 300g tin and one can combine it with other ingredients or use it as part of a main meal – it`s a versatile product. It routinely is priced at more than £2 – so if it can be found on offer ie. less than that – stock up on it.

Pek, chips and beans. What more do you need me to say? Oh, you can use it in a sandwich if you like i suppose.