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HAMBURGUER CARNE BARROSÃ

Carne Barrosã hamburgers are made exclusively with Carne Barrosã. Barrosã meat comes from cattle of the Barrosã breed, an indigenous Portuguese breed, an emblematic reference in national beef. Ancestral inhabitants of the highlands of northern Portugal, these animals freely graze on common lands and marshes, in perfect conditions of animal welfare, enjoying the natural purity of these places, contributing significantly to the preservation of the mountain landscape, to biodiversity and for the sustainability of the region's rural economy. Barrosã meat has a very appealing bright red color, with a slightly moist and marbled appearance when cut. The combination of genetic characteristics associated with extensive dietary management and the exclusive feeding of calves based on breast milk, forage and cereals provide the early infiltration of healthy fatty acids into the muscle fibers, which gives them succulence, the unmistakable tenderness and flavor, of recognized international merit. This balanced wealth of omega-3 and omega-6 unsaturated fatty acids, low cholesterol content and an unusual abundance of antioxidants (B-carotenes and alpha tocopherols) together constitute an important source of health-promoting micronutrients. The rigorous food safety system implemented ensures the guarantee of authenticity and genuineness throughout the entire production chain.
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CARNE DE PORCO ALENTEJANO - DOP

Very succulent, fine-grained meat obtained from Alentejana breed pigs, slaughtered between 8 and 14 months old, registered in the Birth Book and children of father and mother registered in the Portuguese Herd Book of Pigs – Alentejo breed section. The color varies from pale pink to dark pink, depending on the animal's age, with shiny, firm, non-exudative fat, although sometimes excessive on the surface of the carcasses and white in color. Extraordinarily tasty meat, resulting from the animal's diet based on acorns and grass, freely grazed in the cork oak and holm oak forests of the Alentejo and surrounding regions.
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