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Dry-aged pork makes Australian debut on supermarket shelves
Sick of cooking the same old meals for your family? Dry aged pork could be your new favourite source of protein.
Key points:
- Dry-aged pork is now available in supermarkets for the first time
- The product retails from $10 a kilogram
- Dry-ageing meat removes excess moisture and intensifies the flavour
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