Butchers block wild olive

These Smoke Shavings are inexpensive and fun to use to add a blast of flavour to your cooking. Simply toss a bag of your preferred flavour of shavings into a tin foil tray after soaking them and then pop that onto your braai-ready coals and let the smoke do its magic while you braai your fish, meat, chicken or veggie skewers as normal. Smoking your food will give it an extra depth of flavour and elevate the regular braai to a gourmet event. Wood shavings to add that extra delicious smoke to the fire Wild Olive is ideal for any poultry Has a lovely fruity flavour Which wood should you use? Oak: Imparts a deep, smoky flavour — great for red meat and game; this is probably the best wood for the best steak Cherry: A subtle, mild, fruity flavour — excellent for poultry, fish, vegetables and fruit. This wood should be used when you want to compliment the flavour of your food and not overpower it Cedar: The traditional wood used for fish — also fantastic for fruit and seafood. Cedar imparts a sweet, spicy flavour Maple: Great for smoking fruits and cheeses Wild Olive: Ideal for smoking any poultry, has a lovely fruity flavour and adds sweetness Walnut: Delivers a heavy smoke and is excellent for strong-flavoured red meat and game How it works: Soak the wood shavings in liquid (water or other beverages) for 10 – 20 minutes Create a tin foil tray and place shavings in the centre of the tray Place the tray directly onto coals in your charcoal braai, add food to the grid and close the lid If using a smoker, follow the instructions of your specific smoker If using a gas braai, you'll need a smoker box to use the shavings My Butchers Block is Proudly South African Motivated by their passion for all things local, the My Butchers Block product range is inspired by the natural beauty and diverse uses of locally sourced sustainable wood. Their premium chopping boards, artisanal serving boards, wood shavings, braai accessories and candle holders are designed to last a lifetime. Specifications Weight: 100g

These Smoke Shavings are inexpensive and fun to use to add a blast of flavour to your cooking. Simply toss a bag of your preferred flavour of shavings into a tin foil tray after soaking them and then pop that onto your braai-ready coals and let the smoke do its magic while you braai your fish, meat, chicken or veggie skewers as normal. Smoking your food will give it an extra depth of flavour and elevate the regular braai to a gourmet event. Wood shavings to add that extra delicious smoke to the fire Wild Olive is ideal for any poultry Has a lovely fruity flavour Which wood should you use? Oak: Imparts a deep, smoky flavour — great for red meat and game; this is probably the best wood for the best steak Cherry: A subtle, mild, fruity flavour — excellent for poultry, fish, vegetables and fruit. This wood should be used when you want to compliment the flavour of your food and not overpower it Cedar: The traditional wood used for fish — also fantastic for fruit and seafood. Cedar imparts a sweet, spicy flavour Maple: Great for smoking fruits and cheeses Wild Olive: Ideal for smoking any poultry, has a lovely fruity flavour and adds sweetness Walnut: Delivers a heavy smoke and is excellent for strong-flavoured red meat and game

These Smoke Shavings are inexpensive and fun to use to add a blast of flavour to your cooking. Simply toss a bag of your preferred flavour of shavings into a tin foil tray after soaking them and then pop that onto your braai-ready coals and let the smoke do its magic while you braai your fish, meat, chicken or veggie skewers as normal. Smoking your food will give it an extra depth of flavour and elevate the regular braai to a gourmet event. Wood shavings to add that extra delicious smoke to the fire Wild Olive is ideal for any poultry Has a lovely fruity flavour Which wood should you use? Oak: Imparts a deep, smoky flavour — great for red meat and game; this is probably the best wood for the best steak Cherry: A subtle, mild, fruity flavour — excellent for poultry, fish, vegetables and fruit. This wood should be used when you want to compliment the flavour of your food and not overpower it Cedar: The traditional wood used for fish — also fantastic for fruit and seafood. Cedar imparts a sweet, spicy flavour Maple: Great for smoking fruits and cheeses Wild Olive: Ideal for smoking any poultry, has a lovely fruity flavour and adds sweetness Walnut: Delivers a heavy smoke and is excellent for strong-flavoured red meat and game How it works: Soak the wood shavings in liquid (water or other beverages) for 10 – 20 minutes Create a tin foil tray and place shavings in the centre of the tray Place the tray directly onto coals in your charcoal braai, add food to the grid and close the lid If using a smoker, follow the instructions of your specific smoker If using a gas braai, you'll need a smoker box to use the shavings Specifications Weight: 100g

Note: We're able to deliver this item to you currently, during lockdown level 4, based on government guidelines. Check the stock availability message box for more information about when we can get it to you. These Smoke Shavings are inexpensive and fun to use to add a blast of flavour to your cooking. Simply toss a bag of your preferred flavour of shavings into a tin foil tray after soaking them and then pop that onto your braai-ready coals and let the smoke do its magic while you braai your fish, meat, chicken or veggie skewers as normal. Smoking your food will give it an extra depth of flavour and elevate the regular braai to a gourmet event. Wood shavings to add that extra delicious smoke to the fire Wild Olive is ideal for any poultry Has a lovely fruity flavour Which wood should you use? Oak: Imparts a deep, smoky flavour — great for red meat and game; this is probably the best wood for the best steak Cherry: A subtle, mild, fruity flavour — excellent for poultry, fish, vegetables and fruit. This wood should be used when you want to compliment the flavour of your food and not overpower it Cedar: The traditional wood used for fish — also fantastic for fruit and seafood. Cedar imparts a sweet, spicy flavour Maple: Great for smoking fruits and cheeses Wild Olive: Ideal for smoking any poultry, has a lovely fruity flavour and adds sweetness Walnut: Delivers a heavy smoke and is excellent for strong-flavoured red meat and game How it works: Soak the wood shavings in liquid (water or other beverages) for 10 – 20 minutes Create a tin foil tray and place shavings in the centre of the tray Place the tray directly onto coals in your charcoal braai, add food to the grid and close the lid If using a smoker, follow the instructions of your specific smoker If using a gas braai, you'll need a smoker box to use the shavings Specifications Weight: 100g

Note: We're able to deliver this item to you during the current lockdown level, based on government guidelines. Check the stock availability message box for more information about when we can get it to you. These Smoke Shavings are inexpensive and fun to use to add a blast of flavour to your cooking. Simply toss a bag of your preferred flavour of shavings into a tin foil tray after soaking them and then pop that onto your braai-ready coals and let the smoke do its magic while you braai your fish, meat, chicken or veggie skewers as normal. Smoking your food will give it an extra depth of flavour and elevate the regular braai to a gourmet event. Wood shavings to add that extra delicious smoke to the fire Wild Olive is ideal for any poultry Has a lovely fruity flavour Which wood should you use? Oak: Imparts a deep, smoky flavour — great for red meat and game; this is probably the best wood for the best steak Cherry: A subtle, mild, fruity flavour — excellent for poultry, fish, vegetables and fruit. This wood should be used when you want to compliment the flavour of your food and not overpower it Cedar: The traditional wood used for fish — also fantastic for fruit and seafood. Cedar imparts a sweet, spicy flavour Maple: Great for smoking fruits and cheeses Wild Olive: Ideal for smoking any poultry, has a lovely fruity flavour and adds sweetness Walnut: Delivers a heavy smoke and is excellent for strong-flavoured red meat and game How it works: Soak the wood shavings in liquid (water or other beverages) for 10 – 20 minutes Create a tin foil tray and place shavings in the centre of the tray Place the tray directly onto coals in your charcoal braai, add food to the grid and close the lid If using a smoker, follow the instructions of your specific smoker If using a gas braai, you'll need a smoker box to use the shavings Specifications Weight: 100g