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Australia Fresh Pork Spare Rib
Australia Fresh Pork Spare Rib
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Product Information
Australian fresh pork spare ribs — delivered chilled rather than frozen, the way Singapore restaurants stock them. The spare rib section comes from the belly side of the rib cage, giving you the meatier, more marbled rib cut compared to baby back.
Slow-cooked, the connective tissue dissolves into the meat for fall-off-the-bone tenderness; grilled or roasted, the surface fat renders into a crisp, savoury crust.
Sourced from Australian farms with strict animal-welfare standards, and butchered in our facility for Singapore home cooks who want fresh pork that tastes like pork should.
Why This Cut?
• Chilled, not frozen — Singapore's fresh-pork format, butchery-quality
• Spare rib section: meatier and more marbled than baby back ribs
• Australian farm-sourced with strict welfare and feed standards
How To Serve?
• Char siu spare ribs: marinate in honey, soy, hoisin, five-spice, then slow-roast
• Sticky Singapore pork ribs: braise in soy, dark sugar, and rice wine for 90 minutes
• American BBQ style: dry rub, slow smoke for 4 hours, finish with bourbon glaze
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What You're Getting
Weight: 300G
Packaging: 1 Pack, Vacuum Packed
Product State: Raw & Chilled
Serves: 2 - 3
Shelf Life: Guarantee at least 5 Days upon receiving
Country Of Origin: Australia
Cooking Methods
1. The Air Fryer / Baking Method (Best for Crispy, Glazed Riblets)
This is an incredibly popular method for quick dinners or finger-food snacks. Slicing them individually allows the dry heat to circulate all around each piece, crisping up the fat beautifully.
2. Low-and-Slow Chinese Style Braise (Best for Fall-off-the-bone tenderness)
If you want the meat to slide effortlessly off these smaller bone segments, braising them in a rich liquid is the ultimate method. The small cuts release marrow flavor directly into the sauce.
Pro-Tip: The Cornstarch Shield
When cooking individual pork rib cuts with dry heat (like pan-frying or air-frying), they can easily dry out because the muscle fibers shrink and squeeze out water.
Always add 1 tablespoon of cornstarch to your marinade mix before cooking. The starch forms a microscopic, crispy wrapper around each individual rib cut, capturing the escaping juices and turning the surface wonderfully crunchy.
Storage Method
Keep Chill below 5°C
Delivery Method
Delivered with our trusty fleet of refrigerated trucks. Arrives Cold, Always.