Thai boiled Sausage - Moo Yoo with Chili
Real Thai taste
Butcher quality
Freshly made in Bavaria
In stock
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Refrigerated shipping
We ship this product in a cooler bag and ice packs from Easy2cool. We charge a one-time fee of €4 per order.
Refrigerated shipping only Monday - Wednesday. Orders placed on other days will be shipped the following Monday. 🌴
Ingredients
Nutritional values
durability
Our sausages are prepared according to an original Thai recipe. Due to the spices, the taste differs considerably from German sausages in some places.
Once received, the sausages will keep for several days in the refrigerator, and you can store them frozen for weeks.
Shipment
● Delivery in 1 to 3 working days via DHL
● 14 days return policy
● 7 € shipping fee within Germany
Spicy & slightly hot – typically Thai
Moo Yor Chili brings just the right amount of Thai spiciness. Finely balanced, pleasantly piquant, and perfectly embedded in the juicy texture of classic Moo Yor. Not overwhelming, but well-rounded and aromatic – just as you know it from Thailand.
This variant is ideal for anyone who prefers things spicier and wants to add an authentic chili kick to their dishes.
Characteristics
- Traditional Moo Yor made from pork
- Refined with chili
- Pleasantly piquant, not too hot
- Typically Thai flavor
- Handcrafted in Bavaria
- Pork from Bavaria
Serving suggestions
- Cold in slices with sweet chili sauce
- Pan-fried as a street food snack
- In rice or noodle dishes
For all who want to not only taste but also feel Thailand.
You can find the recipe for this on our recipe page. A must-try of Thai cuisine.
Weight: 250 g
SAWADEE AT YAK THAI
Hello and welcome. I'm Chonticha – the founder of Yak-Thai. For as long as I can remember, I've loved working with food.
True to the motto “Thailand meets Bavaria,” I produce almost all of my specialties sustainably and locally, directly in Bavaria.
From me you will only get authentic Thai-tasting specialties - just try our products
Your Chonticha
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