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PERFECT PARTY PLATTERS – JUST ADD BILTONG AND BEEF JERKY!
Are your friends coming around? Stuck on ideas for what to prepare?
Sometimes it’s hard to come up with fun and inter...
TASTY BILTONG BRUSCHETTA
Healthy & tasty Biltong Bruschetta which can be prepared within minutes!
See how you can prepare your own Biltong...
SWEET HOG RUB & SMOKED HONEY BILTONG PANCAKES
Sweet Hog Rub & Smoked Honey Biltong Pancakes
With a few ingredients you can create a protein packed sweet and de...
TOASTED MINT AND ROSEMARY LAMB BILTONG KEBAB
Toasted Mint and Rosemary Lamb Biltong Kebab
Want an easy-to-prepare time saving snack, look no further! No cooking t...
EGG & CHEESE BILTONG BAGEL MELT
Let the egg ooze and the cheese melt, check out this easy to prepare tasty lunch time snack!
Tame your lunch time hu...
HALAL BILTONG SNACK PACK “HBSP” OR ALSO KNOWN AS “LOADED BILTONG CHIPS”
Do you ever crave the worlds most delicious kebab shop midnight snack? Try the infamous HSP with a Biltong twist! We ...
SPICY BILTONG MI GORENG
Bring your plain bowl of Mi Goreng to life with some Chilli Biltong!
Are you looking for a quick and easy meal to pr...
PREPARE HEALTHY KIDS LUNCHES & SNACKS USING BILTONG & JERKY
Looking for ideas for your kids’ school lunches?
Sometimes it’s hard to come up with fun and interesting lunches tha...
CHEESY BILTONG JAFFLE WITH EXTRA CHEESE
You can never have enough cheese... and Biltong!
Jaffles are a staple work lunch meal. They are a tasty toasted brea...
THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO BILTONG BAR SNACKS
Biltong can be the ultimate addition to any bar snack. It can be used as a bar snack alone, however combining it with other savoury treats it can create the ultimate bar snack which will compliment any alcoholic beverage. Impress your mates with these bar snacks, they won’t last long!
QUICK & EASY BILTONG NACHOS
Looking for a quick and easy meal that packs protein?
Look no further… We give you “Biltong Nachos”
Replace mince me...
THE ORIGIN OF BILTONG
The word ‘Biltong’ is derived from the Dutch words ‘Bil’ (buttock) and ‘Tong’ (strip) referring to it simply as a strip of meat.
