Serious Pig Salami Snacks Variety Pack High Protein British Cured Pork Keto Friendly (12 x 30g)

The 12-pack is great value and the portion sizes are just right for a satisfying snack. They are savory, salty, and have a really premium 'snap' to them. If you like charcuterie, you will love these. Will definitely be ordering again.

These are great little snacks weather it be for a lunch box, on the go some place or simply just a snaffle at home. Really great flavour and supper enjoyable and moreish.

+ They're very delicious, would buy again! + All the flavours are great, the fennel one is my favourite. + They make a good high protein snack. - They're a tad expensive (so wouldn't buy as often as I'd like). I'd give them a 5/5 but they lose 1 point for the price.

I really like these as a high protein easy tasty snack with good quality meat , with minimal preservatives . The only thing I would say is the jaipur ones are often too hard to eat , so that’s a shame as I’ll have to stop buying the selection pack to avoid those . Whatever is in the jaipur ones must dry it out too much

Not worth the money you are paying for they claim one of them is spicy and I truthfully don’t think it is in my opinion the fennel one is spicier then the one they claim as spicy. The taste is bad as well it’s just not that great.

They are delicious

there just not very tasty - tough to chew. I was really hoping for a pepperami type replacement and these arent it Spicy isnt spicy Fennel is meh plain my dog likes (actually she likes all 3) which is where the rest will be going

I bought the Serious Pig Salami Snacks Variety Pack (12 x 30g) because it’s marketed as high protein, British cured pork and keto friendly. The Amazon listing states the ingredients as simply: “Outdoor reared British pork, sea salt & spices.” That sounds refreshingly clean and minimal. However, when the product arrived and I checked the actual packaging, it contains sodium nitrate, which is not disclosed in the Amazon ingredient description. For me, that’s a significant omission. I make purchasing decisions based on ingredient lists, especially with cured meats. If preservatives such as sodium nitrate are included, that needs to be clearly stated in the online listing. Describing it as just pork, salt and spices gives the impression of a very natural product, which is not entirely accurate. I understand that nitrates are commonly used in cured meats, but transparency matters. If you're trying to avoid certain preservatives, you would not know from the Amazon listing alone.