Coarse grained beef and pork with a mark pepper, otherwise mildly and agreeable is the house salami of Steiner. These mould-matured salami is matured for approx. 6 to 8 weeks in controlled climate rooms.
The Steiner butchery in Rasen is a family business with a long tradition. Meat has been processed and sausages made here according to old recipes and craftsmanship since as early as 1923. The secret of the success of the Steiner butchery lies in the high quality of the products. Here, only meat animals the region is processed, which has been kept and fed in a manner appropriate to the species. This results in meat and sausage products that are not only particularly tasty, but also healthy. In addition to the classic range of meat and sausages, the Steiner butcher's shop also offers many specialities. These include, for example, smoked meats such as ham or bacon, but also home-made sausages and various meat specialities. The Steiner butcher's shop attaches great importance to providing friendly and personal advice to its customers. Individual wishes are also taken into account and implemented. For example, customers can also order special sausage products for their celebrations and events. At the Steiner butchery, the craft of meat processing is still really lived. Here, work is done with passion and attention to detail, which is also reflected in the quality of the products. Anyone who values high-quality meat and sausage products should definitely stop by the Steiner butcher's shop.
The cheese, which is soft in texture and contains small holes, takes its natural, balanced flavour the creamy high-altitude milk which conceals all the fascinating secrets of traditional cheese-making processes in this area.
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Garlic sausage - pork and beef, roughly ground, garlic, natural bowel, smoked. Vacuum-packed, weight approx. 350 gr.
Delicacy in the Tirol kind which leads back his origin on the Easter party feast. The imperial part of the pig, salted, smoked and matured, stood in days of yore in the centre of the culinary Easter banquet.
Comb ham is also known as a cervical ham or in Italy as "a Coppa". With its slightly streaky meat structure the ham tastes especially mildly and juicy. He is cut best of all paper-thin and gives a fine mark to salads.
