The classic frankfurter meatloaf contains both beef and pork; the name 'Käse' (cheese) is only due to its shape, which resembles a cheese. Preparation Fleischkäse" is seasoned with spices and baked in a mould similar to the one used for bread. How to enjoy it Meatloaf can be used in many different ways. A sandwich with a slice of hot meatloaf cooked on the grill is a popular quick snack. But it can also be enjoyed sliced like a normal sausage.
The Villgrater Sexten butchery is a traditional family business based in Sexten, an idyllic village in South Tyrol. For more than 100 years, the butchery has stood for the highest quality and a close connection to nature and agriculture. The products are made exclusively local raw materials such as pork, beef or game, which come farmers in the region and are kept in a species-appropriate manner. In production, Villgrater relies on artisan traditions and state-of-the-art technology to ensure the highest quality standards. The range includes a wide selection of sausage and ham specialities as well as grilled meat and cheese. All products impress with their natural taste and special quality. With the Villgrater Sexten butcher's shop, you are relying on genuine South Tyrolean craftsmanship and the highest level of enjoyment.
High quality frankfurters. Recommended product in combination with sweet mustard, pretzel and Weizen beer. Soak in hot water for approx. 10 minutes - do not boil.
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Finely chopped white sauerkraut to be used as a side dish for pork, ribs, knuckle, typical Tyrolean dumplings, sausages etc. Also an excellent product a health point of view.
South Tyrolean ham bacon Nocker G.G.A - Smoked, matured for at least 6 months. whole ham, vacuum, weight approx. 4.5 kg
Our goulash was never as asked as today. Today where the time is calculated so scarcely, the people buy with pleasure instant products, above all if these underpin the made decision by its quality.
Veal sausages have also found in the South Tyrolean kitchen their firm place and are generated after Old-Bavarian recipe. Traditionally it is enough to warm up the veal sausages in hot water and to serve with sweet mustard and a lye pretzel. In addition a Bavarian wheat beer tastes especially well. However, they also enrich records with "cooked Mixed" and Bozner sauce.
