Veal Mince

Elevate your home cooking with the delicate, refined flavour of Stack Butcher’s Premium Veal Mince. A gourmet alternative to traditional beef or pork mince, our veal is sourced from high-welfare calves raised on a natural, forage-based diet. This gives the meat its signature pink hue and a light, creamy flavour that is prized by chefs worldwide.

Naturally lean and incredibly fine-textured, veal mince offers a sophisticated "melt-in-the-mouth" quality. It is the secret ingredient for creating lighter, more elegant versions of classic comfort foods, providing a rich savory depth without the heaviness of aged beef.

The Gourmet Kitchen Essential

Delicate & Creamy Flavor: Offers a subtle, sweet nuttiness that pairs beautifully with fresh herbs, lemon, and white wine.

Ultra-Lean & Tender: Naturally low in saturated fat but high in essential nutrients like protein, zinc, and B vitamins

Ethically Sourced: Our Veal comes from farms with the highest welfare standards.

Superior Texture: The fine grain of the mince makes it ideal for smooth pâtés, silky meatballs, and delicate ragùs.

Product Info & Storage

At Stack Butcher, we freshly grind our veal to a medium-fine consistency to ensure it holds its shape while remaining incredibly tender.

Ingredients:

100% British Veal.

Butcher’s Prep: Freshly ground and packed to order for maximum freshness.

Storage Advice: Keep refrigerated below 5°C. For best results, use within 24 hours of opening.

Freezing: Suitable for home freezing on the day of purchase for up to 6 months.

Cooking Inspiration

The Ultimate Vitello Meatballs: Mix with lemon zest, fresh parsley, and a little Parmesan. Lightly fry and simmer in a white wine and cream sauce for a sophisticated Italian dinner.

Veal Ragù Bianco: Ditch the tomatoes and slow-cook this mince with finely diced mirepoix (onion, celery, carrot), dry white wine, and a splash of milk for a silky, authentic Northern Italian pasta sauce.

Gourmet Veal Burgers: Season simply with sea salt and white pepper. Grill until just cooked through and serve on a brioche bun with truffle mayo and wild arugula.

Stuffed Vegetables: Use as a light, flavourful filling for hollowed-out courgettes (zucchini) or bell peppers, baked with a dusting of breadcrumbs.

Butcher’s Top Tip

"Because veal is naturally leaner than beef, it can dry out if overcooked at high temperatures. When browning the mince, use a medium-high heat and keep it moving in the pan. If you're making burgers or meatballs, adding a little soaked breadcrumbs (panade) or a splash of cream to the mix will help lock in that signature moisture and tenderness."