Anyone know a local Chorizo maker or brand?

[bczandm]

+1 for KingSoupers and Boulder sausage. I don't like having to drain the grease and want flavor but not too hot. both these are readily available good choices.

[newracer]

This thread is valuable to me, I love Chorizo.

[TEAMRICO]

I like the pork one they sell at Walmart. Just me though.

My wife bought Soyrizo once........ONCE!

[Ah Pook]

I like the pork one they sell at Walmart. Just me though.

My wife bought Soyrizo once........ONCE!

Is that like tofurkin?

[Erni]

Thanks all. I did not think about Boulder sausage. Kazoo I will try that place too. And all, I will have to work my way through the suggested products one at a time.
(At least I will once my work week goes back to ?40? hours)


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[Delfuego]

Any local carniceria worth it's salt will have a butcher counter and homemade chorizo. ground, or longaneza. I know of a couple in Longmont, but haven't shop there. It'll be cheaper too, might need to practice you spanish.

[newracer]

Any local carniceria worth it's salt will have a butcher counter and homemade chorizo. ground, or longaneza. I know of a couple in Longmont, but haven't shop there. It'll be cheaper too, might need to practice you spanish.

And likely more authentic with salivary glands and lymph nodes.

[Delfuego]

And likely more authentic with salivary glands and lymph nodes.

"You don't wanna know how the sausage is made" - Thomas Jefferson

[Great-Kazoo]

And likely more authentic with salivary glands and lymph nodes.

I think, you're thinking of Satriale's Pork Store.