Description
Spanish Chorizo is a full-flavoured cured sausage that brings rich, smoky depth to any dish. Seasoned with smoked paprika, garlic, and traditional spices, it has a firm, sliceable texture and a deep red colour that signals bold, authentic flavour from the first slice. This is a deli staple that works just as well eaten cold as it does when sizzling in the pan.
Our Spanish Chorizo is fully cured and ready to eat straight from the deli. Simply slice and add it to a charcuterie board for instant impact. It is equally at home with gentle heat, where the paprika-infused oils release into the pan and transform everyday cooking into something memorable. A little goes a long way with this versatile sausage.
Whether you are building a tapas spread, adding depth to a slow-cooked stew, or upgrading a midweek pasta, Spanish Chorizo delivers reliable, punchy flavour every time. Our team hand-slices to your preference, so you get exactly what you need for your next meal.
Quick Facts
- Type/Cut: Cured Spanish-style chorizo sausage
- Key features: Made in Australia, fully cured, bold paprika seasoning
- Best for: Charcuterie boards, tapas, stews, pasta, soups, and rice dishes
- Flavour/texture: Smoky, savoury, and richly spiced with a firm sliceable texture
Why You'll Love It
- Bold, smoky paprika flavour that lifts any dish — from simple scrambled eggs to hearty bean stews
- Ready to eat with no cooking required, perfect for quick grazing boards and snacks
- Made in Australia to high standards, so you know the quality is there
- Versatile enough to work as a hero ingredient or a supporting flavour boost
- A little goes a long way — a few slices or small cubes add big taste to any meal
Cooking Tips
- For charcuterie, slice thinly on a slight diagonal and serve at room temperature, so the flavours open up
- When adding to stews or braises, give the chorizo a quick pan-fry first to render the paprika-rich oil into the dish
- For pasta sauces, dice into small cubes and sauté with onion and garlic as the flavour base before adding tomatoes
- If using in soups, add sliced chorizo early in the cooking process, so the broth absorbs its smoky character
- To crisp up for tapas, pan-fry thick slices over medium heat until the edges caramelise
- For paella or rice dishes, brown the chorizo first, remove it, then use the flavoured oil to cook your aromatics
Serving Ideas
- Layer thin slices on a charcuterie board alongside Manchego, marinated olives, and crusty bread for a Spanish-inspired spread
- Toss diced chorizo into a creamy carbonara or a simple tomato and basil pasta for a smoky twist on weeknight classics
- Add Spanish Chorizo to your next order and discover how one ingredient can transform the way you cook at home








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