Giggly Pig Sausages
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Giggly Pig
Giggly Pig is a local farm that produces a range of excellent sausages and pork products. A frequent sight around the farmer's markets and produce fairs of South England they are now also available online.
Apart from being a devoted customer and very fond of their produce, the lensmaster is not affiliated with the Giggly Pig company.
Apart from being a devoted customer and very fond of their produce, the lensmaster is not affiliated with the Giggly Pig company.
The origins of Giggly Pig
The founding of the company
Founded in 2007 Giggly Pig specialises in pork products. Supplying homemade sausages, cured bacon and more traditional farm food like trotters, tails and patties it has quickly developed a deserved reputation for excellence. Today Giggly Pig can been seen at farmer's markets around Essex, London and south east England, distinguished not only by the quality of its food, but by the notable bustle that always surrounds the stalls.
It was founded by Tracy Mackness, who raises rare Saddleback pigs, and has grown rapidly over three years. The story behind Giggly Pig has been covered repeatedly by the media. As this lens focuses on the food, a selection of the articles are linked below.
It was founded by Tracy Mackness, who raises rare Saddleback pigs, and has grown rapidly over three years. The story behind Giggly Pig has been covered repeatedly by the media. As this lens focuses on the food, a selection of the articles are linked below.
- Sausagelinks - Sausage of the Week : The Giggly Pig - Scottish Sausage
- Sausage of the week takes an in depth look at a sausage and a speciality producer
- Triumphing over adversity to build a thriving pig business | Features | Farmers Guardian
- Tracy Mackness was sentenced to 10 years in prison for drug offences. A job looking after the prison farm's rare breed pigs provided the catalyst to change her life around, overcome desperately hard times and set up a booming pig business enterprise. WILLIAM SURMAN meets the woman behind Giggly Pi
- Free Range Review | The Giggly Pig Company | Romford
- Free Range Review is the place to find good local food and where you can review the local food companies around you. Putting the voice of local food online.
- Pork With Attitude | Food | Channel4.com
- 4Food met up with the Giggly Pig's Tracy Mackness to ask what's so special about a saddleback sow. Read more interviews on 4Food from Channel 4
A Personal Review
My opinion of Giggly Pig
I first encountered Giggly Pig when I was researching the Surrey Iron Railway for the history lens. After that much walking, their stand - with its grill full of sausages and pork patties - was a very welcome sight! Their produce was good enough that when I ran into them again some weeks later I tried another one to see if it was just the walking that had made it taste that good. Fortunately, it wasn't and the sausages were excellent.
With 65 varieties of sausages, ranging from the mild through the surprisingly tangy, to the violently hot, Giggly Pig has got something to cater to all tastes. Hand made from pure pork, these are also surprisingly healthy for sausages with none of the additives, fat or gristle often found in shop bought ones. Their cured bacon is also excellent, with strong flavour and rind that crisps properly.
With some many varieties the choice may be confusing, but they often offer samples on their stalls so you can find out which one you like. In addition, they also offer a full grill doing sausages and pork patties in buns - a tastier and healthier alternative to the ubiquitous burger.
Although Giggly Pig produce can be difficult to locate outside the south east, they are present at many farmers' markets in that area, so you can stock up easily. The sausages are freezable, and they have recently begun offering their produce online, making it easier to buy in bulk.
With 65 varieties of sausages, ranging from the mild through the surprisingly tangy, to the violently hot, Giggly Pig has got something to cater to all tastes. Hand made from pure pork, these are also surprisingly healthy for sausages with none of the additives, fat or gristle often found in shop bought ones. Their cured bacon is also excellent, with strong flavour and rind that crisps properly.
With some many varieties the choice may be confusing, but they often offer samples on their stalls so you can find out which one you like. In addition, they also offer a full grill doing sausages and pork patties in buns - a tastier and healthier alternative to the ubiquitous burger.
Although Giggly Pig produce can be difficult to locate outside the south east, they are present at many farmers' markets in that area, so you can stock up easily. The sausages are freezable, and they have recently begun offering their produce online, making it easier to buy in bulk.
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For a smaller snack, a sausage sandwich, or eaten alone they taste fine. They keep their flavour even when cold, making them perfect with salads or pasta.
- View all 65 varieties
- See all 65 varieties of sausage
Bloggers Opinions
GigglyPig on blogs
With food this good, people are bound to talk about it. The latest round up from blog writers is below:
Giggly Pig at the market
A video of the Giggly Pig stall at the Oval farmer's market. Giggly Pig starts at 5:32.
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bikerchickie Jun 27, 2011 @ 11:58 am | delete
- I'm so hungry now... Thanks for sharing!
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debnet
May 28, 2011 @ 4:30 am | delete
- Blessed by a Squid Angel ;)
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poddys
Sep 24, 2010 @ 3:05 am | delete
- Sounds good. I haven't seen them in Hampshire, will keep an eye out for them.
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Bus_Stop_Toy_Shop Sep 20, 2010 @ 8:48 am | delete
- My mouth's watering - they look really good. Shame I'm rarely in the South East!
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