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SALTED MATJES HERRING 4pk

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Perishable, requires an ice pack
SKU:
201201
UPC:
1014521
$16.99

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Description

HOLLAND NEW HERRING

Each year the herring have the same cycle. In the winter months it is thin and spring herring starts growing with the presence of plankton in the water. Under favorable conditions, a herring in the spring every day 2 percent fatter food. A quarter of its weight could eventually consist of fat. In May, when the herring has reached a fat content of at least 16 percent, begins the annual period when we fish for herring, which usually lasts until July. New Dutch herring may be called that if it contains at least 16 percent fat, and gutted the traditional Dutch way, salted and filleted.

INGREDIENTS:

Herring, Salt.

DIRECTIONS:

Keep frozen until use. After defrosting, keep refrigerated.

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Additional Information

Style:
Matjes Herring
Country:
Netherlands
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Perishable Information

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We give the customer the choice of shipping methods. Our general policy is that we guarantee perishable products when shipped via Express, and the customer takes the risk when sent by Ground. We will not be held responsible for spoilage of perishable products sent by Ground. We prefer to ship perishable products Monday & Tuesday in an effort to avoid weekend losses and reserve the right to delay a perishable shipment to safely schedule it. We may also delay a shipment due to inclement weather.

When shipping perishable foods, our cart will automatically add Ice Pack Shipping depending on the items purchased. Ice Pack Shipping costs $8 (Including Ice Packs). These additional costs will be added to your invoice and show on your credit card. Your order CANNOT be shipped without this payment.

Ingredients

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