Butchery Classes Are A Joy To Teach
So the last few months we have been running our Butchery Classes and we have had a great time doing them.
We have had a wonderful response and a lot of interest so I thought I would share with you here on my blog a couple of pictures my daughter took of our classes. So far we have done Lamb Cutting and each pupil has been shown how to cut up a whole lamb right down to how to prepare Lamb Noissette.
Each of our pupils get to take home some wonderful cuts of meat, Their own Chadwick’s Apron and a Certificate to say they completed the course.
Twittering
Since we launched our new website myself and my daughter (Carlie) have been Tweeting for our Butchers Shop.
This to me was all new and I had a few classes from my daughter to let me know what I should be doing. I have to say the response has been amazing. We have been live on twitter now for 3 weeks and we already have 300+ followers!
Through twitter we have been in contact with a lot of local Business around the Balham Area and even had a small stall at The Balham Bowls Club for The Pop Up Emporium.
We have created some Halloween Spooky Sausages and on Saturday we had Trick Or Treat Day where we handed out little bags of Treats to our Customers children.
All of this I have been posting on Twitter and we have had many ‘Retweets’ and a lot of new interest in the shop. For this I would like to thank all of our followers and ask them to keep on retweeting!
Gary Chadwick
We now sell iberico pork
We have introduced a very special pork from the north of Spain. De Raza pork is from the same pork that is used for Pate Negra and iberico ham; it is exceptional in quality and great for your health as it lowers cholestrol! DeRaza is the leading company in the trade of fresh and cured Iberian meats.grown in the strictest quality control conditions; iberian pork gives a unique flavour and an exceptional tenderness.
Recent scientific tests have found that the Iberian pork has a high content of oleic acids (monounsaturated fatty acid) in its fats. These monounsaturated fatty acids produce a beneficial effect over cholesterol in the blood promoting an increase of the HDL rate <good cholesterol> and reduce the rate of the aterogenic LDL <bad cholesterol>. Only olive oil has a higher content of oleic acid.
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