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Overview

Description

Our Onion & Sour Cream pork rinds are heavy on the onion flavor (hence it's placement in the name), producing an addictively delicious taste sensation unlike anything else on the market. Pro-tip: Try dipping them in sour cream! Nutritional Info: • 80 Calories Per Serving • 0 Carbs Per Serving Pork King Good Pork Rind Information: • High Quality Pork Made In The USA • Cooked In Their Own Pig Fat (Lard) • Clean & Natural Ingredients • 0 Carbs Per Serving • Gluten Free • Keto Friendly Snacks • Paleo Friendly • Contains No MSG

Attributes

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
MSRP
$2.99
Packaging
Pouch

Product identifiers

SKU
12PK-OSC
Category
Chips & Puffed Snacks

Origin and handling

Made in
Cudahy, Wisconsin
Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
6-12 months

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Pork Rinds (Cooked In Pork Fat), Non Fat Dry Milk, Onion Powder, Salt, Lactic Acid, Parsley Flakes Allergens: Contains Milk Ingredients

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Pork King GoodEstablished 2018

Pork King Good manufactures the finest and best-tasting pork rinds and cracklins in the world by using family recipes and manufacturing processes that have been handed down over three generations. The original business, The Porkie Company of Wisconsin, was started in 1948 by Roman Rydeski in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1958, Porkie Company of Wisconsin moved to Cudahy where it found its permanent home. After Roman retired, the company was handed over to his son, Rich Rydeski, and nephew, Tom Rydeski who continued running the family company until 2022 when Rich retired at the age of 81. The company was sold to Lauren Koston of Pork King Good, the only current woman pork rind manufacturer in the United States and the second ever since 1957. Lauren Koston started the Pork King Good brand in 2018, originally as a customer of the Porkie Co. Her completely innovative lineup of flavored pork rinds along with her best-selling pork rind crumbs (a zero carb breadcrumb substitute) have taken the industry by storm and shaken up the pork rind world as we know it.