Мясо на Oбед "Luncheon meat", Nakotne ~400g
Latvian cooked pork loaf in the classic luncheon-meat style — sliced thin, ready for sandwiches and a quick everyday cold cut.
Nakotne Luncheon Meat
A sliced loaf classic from a Latvian deli kitchen — tender, mildly seasoned, made for everyday sandwiches.
LATVIA · NAKOTNE · ~400 G
What it is
Luncheon meat from Nakotne is the kind of cooked pork loaf that lives quietly in the back of the fridge and quietly saves dinner. A bound, finely-emulsified cold cut, gently seasoned and slowly cooked into a smooth pink loaf — the same sliced-pork tradition that supermarket counters across Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have been turning out for decades.
Slice it thin onto buttered rye, layer it with a wheel of cucumber and a leaf of dill, or fold a slice into a hot omelette. A skillet flash on each side gives the edges a quick caramel; the centre stays tender and juicy. It is the unassuming workhorse of the Baltic deli case — and a homesick favourite for anyone who grew up there.
Ingredients
Pork, water, salt, spices (white pepper, nutmeg), stabilisers (typically E450, E451), antioxidant (sodium ascorbate, E301), preservative (sodium nitrite, E250). May contain milk powder and/or soy protein per the Latvian luncheon-meat tradition.
Recipe shown is indicative of the Nakotne luncheon-meat range. Always check the printed label on your pack for the exact ingredient list, allergens and batch-specific declarations.
Nutrition (per 100 g)
| Energy | ~900 kJ / ~215 kcal |
| Fat | ~18 g |
| of which saturates | ~6 g |
| Carbohydrate | ~1 g |
| of which sugars | <1 g |
| Protein | ~12 g |
| Salt | ~2 g |
Indicative values; check the pack for the precise nutrition panel.
Allergens & storage
Contains: may contain milk and/or soy per typical luncheon-meat formulations. Check the pack for the binding declaration.
Store refrigerated at 0–4°C. Once opened, keep well wrapped and use within a few days.
Net weight: ~400g · Brand: Nakotne · Latvia
A quiet Baltic classic — the sliced loaf that turns plain rye into lunch.