

Crown Gold Cabanossi Spice – Authentic Flavour for Savory Cabanossi
£29.95
600gm
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Ingredients
Salt, coriander, white pepper, dextrose, sucrose, ascorbic acid (E300), MSG (E621), cereal (wheat flour/gluten), flavourings
Allergens: Contains soy; may also contain celery, milk, egg, mustard, wheat/gluten
Self stable: includes natural preservatives to stay fresh, no fuss
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Flavour Experience
Unforgettable – Expect warm, smoky paprika tones underpinned by aromatic coriander, caraway, and nutmeg, with garlic and onion for depth. The blend is rounded out by subtle sweetness, Savory MSG punch, and a vibrant reddish-orange hue.
Delicious ways
to use this spice
Dry Sausage
Spice up your sausage mixture:
Prepare
Mix your spice and vinegar in ice-cold water (pro rata to the meat amount), then leave for 10 minutes.
Mix
Mix the meat well, then mince through a 4.5 mm plate.
Process
Place into your sausage press and cover the sausage nozzle with 18–22 mm casing. Press out all thin sausage and hang in your chamber at 20°C for the first 24 hours, followed by 72 hours at 25–30°C.
Once ready, enjoy and savour.
Recipes for you
FAQ
What is the best way to store the spices?
What cuts of meat do I use?
Traditional droewors recipes require high quality cuts of beef with between 5% and 10% fat content. Other types of meat such as venison can be used but avoid pork or veal, as it can become rancid during the drying process. The fat content is vital for your droewors to remain moist and flavourful after the drying process. Make sure to coarse grind the meat to strike the perfect balance between dryness and moisture, safeguarding against a crumbly or overly hard texture.
Can I freeze my droewors?
How long do I leave my dried sausage (Droëwors) hanging to dry?
22MM CASING IT WOULD TAKE 72-96 HOURS IN A KK CHAMBER
In standard 22mm casing it would take 72-96 hours in our KK chambers depending on whether you like your Droëwors crisp and dry or slightly wet/moist.
Day 3: Droëwors will be fairly wet.
Day 4: It will be a little drier.
Day 5: The droëwors will be at its driest.