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How To Store Biltong Properly (And Keep It Fresh For Longer)

Biltong is cured, not cooked, which means most people assume it basically looks after itself. That assumption is where things start going wrong. Humidity, air exposure, and temperature shifts can still cause mould, texture changes, and flavour loss, often faster than you’d expect, especially in a New Zealand summer. This guide covers every storage method

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The Global Origins of the Biltong Slicer – Now Reimagined by Kalahari Khabu

Did you know that the humble biltong slicer has its roots in a completely different tool? It all started in England, where cast iron and die-cast aluminium bean slicers were used in kitchens to slice runner beans before freezing or pickling. These early hand-cranked devices—like the one made by Armstrong & Co in the 1930s—were

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