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Description

Staying true to our French heritage, our chefs start by cooking all natural beef to perfection using the sous vide method and then adding a splash of rich red wine, carrots, and mushrooms to form a silky smooth burgundy wine sauce. Pair with mashed potatoes for an extra hearty meal. Bon Appétit! Selling Points: - Sous-Vide - All Natural - No Antibiotics - Gluten-Free - 20g of Protein Per Serving - 1g of Sugar per Serving - Ready in 5 min - Handcrafted - Fully Cooked

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Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
1 units
MSRP
$16.99

Product identifiers

SKU
REBB-S
Category
Ready-to-Eat Meals

Origin and handling

Made in
New York, New York

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Beef, Marinade (Potato Starch, Sea Salt, Onion Powder, Garlic Powder, Spices, Citric Acid), Mushrooms, Red Wine, Onions, Carrots, Tomatoes, Garlic, Sunflower Oil, Cream, Salt, Xanthan Gum, Tapioca Starch, Spices Allergens: Contains Milk.

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Three Little PigsEstablished 1975

Our story begins in 1975. Once Upon a time, there were Three Little Pigs... and those pigs were crazy about flavor! Les Trois Petits Cochons (Three Little Pigs in French) first started out as a small deli specializing in charcuterie in Greenwich Village, NYC. Founded by two French chefs who met in Africa while gallivanting across the globe, they decided to open in the bohemian Village and with the help of an American backer - the third piggy - the shop was born. It was a time when French home cooking was still new in America, but with the help of some glowing reviews from food icons like James Beard, Mimi Sheraton, and Craig Claiborne, the Three Pigs’ “back to basics” traditional French charcuterie took off! Soon our charcuterie was winning awards from the Specialty Food Association, so we decided to close up shop to focus on our production and spread the love of pâté across the United States. To this day, Three Little Pigs still serves up the same great tasting pâtés, mousses, saucissons, charcuterie and French delicacies made in small batches across thousands of retailers nationwide.