Nut tendon
A collagen-rich cut popular in Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine, among others. Beef Achilles tendon comes from the animal's hind shank and requires a cooking time of approximately 4 hours, resulting in a soft texture reminiscent of pork belly. If you like to broaden your horizons and try new taste experiences, this is for you. Moreover, it's a great way to take anatomical responsibility! A tip is also to check out our slightly cheaper variant: Beef back tendon. Beef back tendon is most easily prepared by boiling it for at least 3 hours and can then be sliced thinly as a side dish in stews, soups, or stir-fries. Packaging & total weight The delivery may consist of fewer or more packages than the number ordered, but always with the correct total weight.