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Kunzler Scrapple 1Lb
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⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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Product Description
Kunzler Scrapple: A Pennsylvania Tradition Kunzler Scrapple Is A Classic Pennsylvania Dutch Breakfast Delight Made With Pork Scraps, Cornmeal, Spices, And Herbs. This 1Lb Package Offers A Hearty And Flavorful Meal That'S Perfect For Frying, Grilling, Or Baking. Enjoy The Unique Combination Of Savory Pork And Spices In Every Bite. Kunzler Scrapple Is A Versatile Ingredient That Can Be Enjoyed On Its Own, With Pancakes Or Waffles, Or As A Sandwich Filling.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is Kunzler Scrapple made of? A: Kunzler Scrapple is made from a blend of pork scraps, cornmeal, spices, and herbs, including ingredients like pork broth, pork skins, and wheat flour.
- Q: How should I cook Kunzler Scrapple? A: Kunzler Scrapple can be cooked by frying, grilling, or baking. It is recommended to slice it before cooking for even heating and optimal flavor.
- Q: Is Kunzler Scrapple suitable for breakfast? A: Yes, Kunzler Scrapple is a traditional Pennsylvania Dutch breakfast dish. It pairs well with pancakes or waffles and can also be enjoyed as a sandwich filling.
- Q: How should I store Kunzler Scrapple? A: To maintain freshness, Kunzler Scrapple should be stored in the refrigerator and is best consumed within a few days after opening. It is shipped with gel packs to ensure quality.
- Q: Why is Kunzler Scrapple considered a Pennsylvania tradition? A: Kunzler Scrapple has been a staple in Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine since 1901, representing a rich cultural heritage and traditional cooking methods in the region.