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Ono Ono Kalua Pork 12oz

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Kalua means that food is cooked for long hours wrapped inside banana, ti or luau leaves. The long cooking time thoroughly saturates the meat with our special spices and guarantees a tender, juicy meal.

Preparation: Thaw in the microwave or set on your countertop. For heating, double broiler or chafing dishes with sterno flames seem to work the best. Add a few teaspoons of water per pound of meat and steam for 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. If using a microwave, add a few teaspoons of water per pound of meat and heat for one and half minutes per pound, stirring occasionally. On the stove, add a few teaspoons of water per pound of meat and heat until warm, stirring occasionally.

45 day shelf life chilled and six months frozen.


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*Some food products may vary in color from picture due to manufacturing differences in batchs

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10/13/2024
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We absolutely loved it. Authentic Hawaiian pig! Great service, fast shipping.

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