Every year, sometime between winter and early spring, something magical happens in Sweden. Bakeries fill their windows with fluffy buns, social media turns into a parade of cream-filled pastries...
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Viking Fågel Fryst Ankbröst m skinn - Frozen Duckbreasts 2 p - app. 800-900g
SFr. 63.99
Discover Viking Fågel – a passion for quality and sustainability passed down through generations. Founded by Björn Olsson, who began caring for geese at the tender age of eight, Viking Fågel has become a symbol of refined taste and meticulous craftsmanship since 1994. Today, it's a family-owned business that embraces every aspect of cultivation, breeding, and slaughter on their own farm and abattoir.
From the tranquil farms to your kitchen – every piece of Viking Fågel Frozen Duck Breasts is a tribute to nature and the heritage of our ancestors. Our ducks mature for 90 days, allowing the meat to reach optimal maturity, resulting in a depth of flavor and succulence unparalleled in the industry.
With an increasing demand for duck, Viking Fågel meets the challenge with dedication and expertise.
With our own fields for growing grain and straw, and a district heating plant powered by our own straw, we're proud to say that our animals are environmentally friendly. We strive to reduce our environmental impact while delivering a product of the highest quality to our customers.
Enjoy the best of nature with Viking Fågel Frozen Duck Breasts – a taste experience that not only satisfies your taste buds but also your desire for a more sustainable world.
German: Viking Fågel Gefrorene Entenbrüste mit Haut – 2 St. – ca. 800-900g
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