Uncle Beef
Pulled Pork & Black Pudding Scotch Egg
Pulled Pork & Black Pudding Scotch Egg
Full product description
Decadent pub-classic vibes. Our pulled pork & black pudding scotch egg wraps a soft-centred egg in smoky pulled pork blended with rich black pudding, then finishes it in a crisp golden crumb. Expect deep savoury notes, gentle spice and serious crunch—brilliant straight from the fridge, even better gently warmed to re-crisp. Perfect for lunches, sharing boards and pint snacks.
Why you’ll love it
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Pulled pork + black pudding for bold, savoury depth
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Crisp breadcrumb shell with a tender, jammy-yolk centre
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Ready to eat cold or delicious gently warmed
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Ideal for picnics, lunchboxes, buffets and pub plates
Product details
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Whole hen’s egg wrapped in a mix of pulled pork and black pudding (with seasoned pork sausage as binder, batch dependent)
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Breadcrumb coating, fried/baked until golden (varies by batch)
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Seasoning: savoury, peppery warmth; not hot
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Allergens: contains egg, gluten (wheat); black pudding typically contains oats/barley (gluten) and may include sulphites. Please check the label.
How to serve / reheat (if desired)
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Cold: Ready to eat—let sit 15 mins at room temp for best flavour.
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Oven: 180°C (fan 160°C) for 10–12 mins until hot throughout.
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Air fryer: 170–175°C for 6–8 mins.
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Tip: Avoid microwaving to keep the crumb crisp.
Serving ideas
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Pub board: cheddar, pickles, chutney and crusty bread
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BBQ plate: slaw, dill pickles and mustard mayo
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Brunch: halved with fried potatoes, mushrooms and brown sauce
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Salad box: leaves, cherry tomatoes and a sharp mustard vinaigrette
Storage & handling
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Keep refrigerated below 5°C
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Once opened, consume within 24 hours
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Use by the date on pack
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If reheating, ensure piping hot throughout; do not refreeze
FAQs
Is it rich?
Yes—in the best way: pulled pork sweetness meets black pudding depth for a big savoury hit.
How spicy is it?
Not spicy—peppery and aromatic rather than hot.
Yolk texture?
Usually set to jammy; may vary slightly by batch.
Sauce pairing?
Mustard mayo, brown sauce, apple chutney or piccalilli.