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Looking for a savory treat for your next cold platter? This traditionally smoked mackerel fillet with pepper from the Warhanek brand offers a rich, smoky aroma complemented by a spicy, peppery note. Sourced from the EU, this ready-to-eat 150 g fish fillet stays fresh for 9 days. It is absolutely perfect for a quick snack or served on fresh bread.
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Warhanek Smoked Mackerel Fillet Pepper
Warhanek's smoked mackerel fillet is refined with pepper and is well-suited as a bread topping or for cold platters. The smoking process gives the fish a strong aroma, which is complemented by the peppery note.
What to expect from this product
- Smoked fish with intense flavour and peppery seasoning.
- Ready to eat – ideal for snacks or cold dishes.
- Mackerel fillet in a practical portion size.
- Traditionally smoked for a typical fish flavour.
About the manufacturer: The company C. Warhanek was a traditional food company that produced marinades and smoked fish. It was founded in 1858 by the Austrian-Czech entrepreneur Carl Warhanek (1829–1900), who, through his business acumen and innovative ideas, made it a K & K Purveyor to the Imperial and Royal Court. Today, Warhanek specialties include exquisite smoked salmon products as well as pickled fish products such as Gabelroller and Russen.
Packaging type:
Packaged under protective atmosphere
Kitchen hygiene:
Kitchen hygiene is important: Maintain the cold chain, store separately from other products, work cleanly, heat thoroughly before consumption!
Storage conditions:
Store chilled at 0°C to +4°C, use immediately after opening.
Contact details:
Interfood Lebensmittelgroßhandel Ges.m.b.H., Innsbruckerstrasse 77, 6060 Hall in Tirol, +43(0)52 2356808–0, info@interfood.at
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Composition & Allergens
Composition
Zutaten: MAKRELENfilets mit Haut, Pfeffer, Salz. Makrele (Scomber scomburs)
Allergens
- Fish


























