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Our links made us famous.

How to Cook Links

Pork Links

Mild or hot, these classic pork links can hold its own at any barbecue. 
Package shot of our Pork Milk Links

Package shot of our Pork HOT Links

Beef Links

Beef lovers can bite into a hot or mild version of an all beef link,
Package shot of our Beef Mild Links

Package shot of our Beef HOT Links

Turkey Links

Turkey lovers rejoice! We've got you covered in hot or mild, too!
Package shot of our Turkey Mild Links

Package shot of our Turkey HOT Links

Moo & Oink Hot Links & Mild Links have been a favorite for generations. 
We love being part of your family's backyard BBQs, tailgates, picnics and more.  
Thanks for your support - and your appetite!

 

Our links are best thawed before cooking!

How to Cook Links

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Place links on medium low grill. Turn links often until browned and cooked thoroughly to 160°F allowing 25-30 minutes to Cook.
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To speed up grilling time, partially cook in skillet following instructions for stovetop skillet cooking, and finish on the grill.
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Cook on Stovetop
Add 1/4 cup of water to skillet, cover skillet and simmer for 10-15 minutes, turning links often. Remove cover, continue cooking 10-15 minutes, turning links often until browned. Cook thoroughly, to 160°F

Links are great for appetizers!

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Cook in Broiler
Place links on broiler pan approximately 8-10 inches below broiler flame, and turn frequently allowing 25-30 minutes to cook thoroughly to 160°F.
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​Black-owned family business.

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​4649 W. Armitage Ave.
​Chicago, IL 60639
​773-523-8161
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  • Hot & Mild Links
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  • Rib Tips, Chits & More
  • Meet Moo & Oink!
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