Morrisons supermarket raw pork rind ready to roast for crackling
Look, here's some Morrisons Pork Rind for Crackling. You can cook it up yourself!
We use it here at Hairy Bar Snacks
So, If you have been here before, you will know that we use Morrison's Pork Rind to make our homemade pork scratchings. It's easy to get your hands on (if you live near a Morrison's) it' raw, ready cut & scored. All you need to do it unwrap it, cut it up and cook it. It's perfect for making pork scratchings at home in the oven or frying pan.
It's cheap and often reduced in price!
Morrison's Pork Rind rarely costs more than £1.00 for a couple of rolled-up pieces. This is more than enough for one session. Seriously, you probably wouldn't eat all that you cook in one sitting (but we may be wrong!). The other thing that's good about Morrison's Pork Rind is that because it's a fairly niche product, it's often reduced. If you look at our instagram feed, you will see that we often manage to pick it up for next to nothing. We also freeze it for use at a later date.
You can't buy it online via the Morrison's website.
But how are you going to make Scratchings / Crackling at home?
Now if this seems a bit daunting, don't worry, we are here to help. We have done all the hard work for you and have created two perfect recipes. It's fairly simple, we have written a few easy to use recipes with full instructions and glossy images! How to make pork scratchings at home in your oven or how to make pork crackling in a frying pan.
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Your pork skin is way to thin to use for crackling,it needs some fat to make good crackling.
Hi Paul, I tend to agree with you. More fat = Better crackling.
However, you seem to be under the mistaken impression that I (Hairy Bar Snacks) am Morrison’s (The Supermarket) and therefore seller of the rind you purchased.
Just to be clear, Morrisons is a national chain of supermarkets, publicly listed on the London Stock Exchange, they have a turnover of approximately Β£400 million and serve approximately 11 million customers a week.
Hairy Bar Snacks is a website about pork scratchings.
All the best.
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