Nem Viet
Nem Viet Vietnamese Dipping Sauce 180ml (Case of 6)
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About Nem Viet
Enjoy Nem Viet grilled over charcoal for a smoky char, reminiscent of Hanoi street vendors, or sliced thin into fresh banh mi sandwiches with pickled carrots, cucumber, and coriander. They're also brilliant in stir-fries, spring rolls (nem ran), or as a zesty topping for rice noodle salads (bun cha). For the adventurous home cook, try wrapping them in rice paper with herbs and dipping in nuoc cham sauce.
Sourced directly from Vietnam, our Nem Viet ensures top quality with no artificial preservatives—just pure, natural ingredients. Store them in the fridge for up to two weeks or freeze for longer enjoyment; always thaw before cooking. Whether you're hosting a Vietnamese feast or seeking unique snacks, these rolls deliver bold taste and authenticity that supermarket versions can't match. Bring Vietnam's vibrant food scene to your table with Nem Viet today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nem Viet?
Nem Viet refers to traditional Vietnamese fermented pork rolls, made from minced pork mixed with spices like garlic and black pepper, wrapped in banana leaves, and left to ferment. This process creates a tangy, tender texture ideal for grilling or eating fresh in salads.
How should I cook Nem Viet rolls?
Grill them over medium heat until the outside is crispy and charred, about 10-15 minutes, turning occasionally. Alternatively, pan-fry or add to soups. Serve hot with rice, herbs, and fish sauce for dipping.
How do I store Nem Viet?
Keep refrigerated in their original packaging for up to 14 days. For longer storage, freeze in an airtight bag for up to 3 months. Thaw in the fridge before use and consume promptly after opening.
Are Nem Viet rolls gluten-free?
Yes, authentic Nem Viet is naturally gluten-free as it's made primarily from pork, spices, and banana leaves. Always check the label for any added ingredients in specific batches.
What dishes pair well with Nem Viet?
Pair with banh mi bread, fresh salads, or rice vermicelli. They shine in Vietnamese spring rolls, pho toppings, or simply as a grilled snack with beer.