Pork Scratchings

[pms543]

Can anyone recommend a brand that is GLUTEN FREE as well as suitable for diabetics? Thanks

 

[filly]

Awfully Posh. Ocado have them in at the moment

 

[KennyA]

Black Country Pork Scratchings. Not bought from them for a few months but I think it's just pigskin and salt, norhing else.

 

[AndBreathe]

I like the Black Country scratchings, or those we make ourselves.

Best of all are from a street market in Thailand. Likely cooked in ancient vegetable or peanut oil, but I turned my blind eye to that !

 

[Lainie71]

I love them but I think I would break my teeth on them lol

 

[filly]

I love them but I think I would break my teeth on them lol

They aren't hard like some.

 

[Lainie71]

They aren't hard like some.

oooh I may try them then

 

[MrsA2]

I like these golden Crunch which are lighter and easier on the teeth, and are gluten free I believe unless there's soem hidden int he seasoning but its not listed on the packet

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[Caz141]

the curator, sainsbury sell them. soft on the crunch also.

 

[Jaylee]

Black Country Pork Scratchings. Not bought from them for a few months but I think it's just pigskin and salt, norhing else.

I’ve had them. Had no idea GF. Not bad. My wife does a nice cackling with the pork. Which does get snaffled up pretty quick.

 

[KennyA]

I’ve had them. Had no idea GF. Not bad. My wife does a nice cackling with the pork. Which does get snaffled up pretty quick.

My butcher will sometimes get me a load of pigskin which makes nice home-made.

 

[Pipp]

I’ve had them. Had no idea GF. Not bad. My wife does a nice cackling with the pork. Which does get snaffled up pretty quick.

Does she laugh gleefully as she serves the pork?

edit ; sorry to derail

 

[Pipp]

The skin from ham hock after the joint has been boiled makes good, soft with a slight crunch, scratchings. Especially if removed with some fat attached. Just dry it, season with salt and black pepper, and finish it in a hot oven for about 5-10 mins.

 

[Brunneria]

The skin from ham hock after the joint has been boiled makes good, soft with a slight crunch, scratchings. Especially if removed with some fat attached. Just dry it, season with salt and black pepper, and finish it in a hot oven for about 5-10 mins.

Yes.
I make crackling out of the skin/fat on a joint of ham. I cook it as normal, trim the fat off, then crackle it in the airfryer. Very, very, nice.