Jocyl's Food Products (a.k.a "Chorizo de Kalibo") is a bold and forward-thinking company whose goals are set to create surprising ways of developing and promoting our products. We are entrepreneurial and visionary in producing and marketing the best chorizo and other food products from our hometown - Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines.
About UsThe Philippines is known for its rich culinary heritage, blending indigenous, Spanish, Chinese, and American influences. This fusion creates flavors that delight both locals and visitors. Among the many cherished Filipino dishes, premium meat products stand out as essentials in every household. Whether for breakfast, lunch, or special occasions, these meaty delights are integral to Filipino dining culture.
In this article, we explore ten of the most beloved premium meat products in the Philippines. Each showcases the country’s passion for rich, savory flavors. In the end, we feature a favorite pasalubong and meat products from Aklan — Jocyl’s Chorizo De Kalibo.
A Filipino-style sausage, longganisa comes in two varieties: sweet (hamonado) and garlicky (de recado). Each province offers its own take, from the garlicky Vigan longganisa to the sweet Pampanga version. These flavorful sausages are often served with garlic fried rice and eggs, making them a breakfast staple.
Known for its sweet and savory taste, tocino is a marinated pork dish often enjoyed in a “silog” breakfast. The best tocino comes from high-quality pork, cured with a perfect blend of sugar, salt, and spices. Then, it is pan-fried to caramelized perfection.
Bagnet, a crispy pork belly dish from Ilocos, goes through a double-frying process for extra crispiness and juiciness. It pairs well with bagoong (fermented shrimp paste) or sukang Iloko (local vinegar).
No Filipino feast is complete without lechon, a whole roasted pig cooked to golden perfection over an open flame. Its crispy skin and tender meat make it a highlight at fiestas, weddings, and grand celebrations.
This Filipino meatloaf is a holiday favorite. It consists of ground pork, carrots, raisins, cheese, and hard-boiled eggs. The combination delivers a delightful mix of sweet and savory flavors.
Filipinos love crunchy snacks, and chicharon—deep-fried pork rind—is a top choice. Whether dipped in spiced vinegar or eaten as is, chicharon is an irresistible treat.
A festive dish served during Christmas and New Year, morcon is rolled beef filled with sausages, carrots, pickles, and cheese. Slow cooking allows the flavors to blend beautifully, creating a visually appealing and delicious dish.
Originating from Pampanga, sisig is a sizzling pork dish made from chopped pig’s face and ears. It is seasoned with calamansi, onions, and chili peppers. Served on a hot plate with a raw egg on top, sisig is a favorite for casual meals and pulutan (beer snacks).
A Chinese-influenced Filipino dish, pata tim is a braised pork leg cooked in a sweet and savory soy sauce blend. Slow cooking results in tender meat that pairs well with rice or steamed buns.
If you are searching for a premium meat product with a distinctive flavor, Jocyl’s Chorizo De Kalibo is a must-try. It is made using a time-honored Aklanon Family recipe. This chorizo balances sweet, savory, and smoky flavors, making it a favorite premium meat product in Aklan and Region 6.
Filipinos have a deep love for premium meat products, reflecting their culinary diversity and passion for hearty dishes. Whether you crave the garlicky goodness of longganisa, the crispiness of bagnet, or the rich flavor of Jocyl’s Chorizo De Kalibo, these meat products bring warmth and joy to Filipino tables.
So why wait? Order Jocyl’s Chorizo De Kalibo today! Check it out here and bring home authentic Filipino goodness.
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