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Slow-cooked from scratch.
Creamy melt, golden cook.
Local bakery, soft & traditional.
Vecina's house salsa, built for this burrito.
Hand-ground Duroc pork from Beelers farm.

Vecina means neighbor in Spanish.
Fitting, because it's ten minutes from our kitchen by bike, and it's where we go when we want to celebrate a big win.
Chef James Fox built it from scratch. James Beard semi-finalist. Husband and wife team. We respect the hustle. Deeply.
We spent four months developing the burrito from Duroc pork and fresh herbs, paired it with a cascabel salsa, and put us through 5 chiles, 11 cooking days, and small-lot searing on the flat top.
It's the most complex burrito we've ever made.
Pay Vecina a visit. Order the Karaage. You'll understand.
Chorizo made from hand-ground Duroc pork, roasted poblanos, raw serranos, jalapeño powder, cilantro, and parsley. The chiles and herbs give it the green color. It's seared in small lots on the flat top.
A heritage breed known for its marbling and flavor. Ours is from Beeler's Farm, who've been raising Duroc pigs for over 170 years. Antibiotic-free, pasture-raised. It's the wagyu of pork.
Nutty with a subtle sweetness. Heat that builds. Bright, deep, and savory.
Keep frozen up to 60 days or refrigerated up to 4 days.
Cooking Instructions:
Step 1 Defrost:
Step 2 Cook:
Hangry method: Take out of freezer, remove the wrap, and microwave on high for ~3 min.
Shipping orders are sent in boxes with an insulated liner. Both are curbside recyclable. They're packed with dry ice to keep them cold for at least 2 days of transit.
Local deliveries go out in insulated pouches with ice packs to keep them cold for at least 4 hours.
Once your burritos arrive, put them in the freezer ASAP.
Burritos may thaw in transit, but as long as they arrive colder than 40º, they’re safe to freeze or eat.
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