Description
Savoie's Chicken Tasso 8oz brings the rich, smoky flavor of Louisiana tasso in a lighter chicken version made with premium chicken thighs and signature Cajun spices. This seasoned, slow-smoked chicken tasso delivers the same bold, peppery kick as classic pork tasso while giving cooks a poultry-based option for gumbo, jambalaya, beans, rice dishes, pasta, stews, sauces, and skillet meals.
Dice, slice, or cube Savoie's Chicken Tasso, then brown it in a skillet or simmer it into one-pot recipes so the smoky Cajun seasoning spreads through the whole dish instead of sitting there like decoration with a meat costume. Use it in chicken gumbo, shrimp pasta, white beans, red beans, jambalaya, creamy sauces, breakfast potatoes, smothered vegetables, and Cajun meal prep.
For more Savoie's favorites, pair this chicken tasso with Savoie's Andouille 16oz, Savoie's Dark Roux 16oz, or Savoie's Light Roux 16oz. You can also browse more tasso, shop gumbo and jambalaya favorites, or read more tasso cooking ideas on the Creole.net tasso guide.
Unit Size: 8oz
Ingredients: Chicken Thighs cured with a solution of Water, Salt, Sodium Phosphate, Sodium Erythorbate, Sodium Nitrite, Spices, Dextrose, and Paprika.
Allergen Note: Contains Soy.
Storage / Cooking Note: Keep refrigerated or frozen. Thaw safely and cook thoroughly according to package guidance.
Additional Information
What is Tasso?: |
Tasso is a spicy, smoked, seasoned pork that comes from Louisiana Creole and Cajun cooking. It’s usually made from pork shoulder, heavily seasoned with Cajun spices, and hot-smoked to pack in flavor. |
How is Tasso different from regular ham?: |
Unlike traditional ham, Tasso is: Spicier and smokier – it’s coated in Cajun seasoning. Made from pork shoulder (not the hind leg like most hams). Used more as a seasoning meat than a main dish. |
How do you cook with Tasso?: |
Tasso is already fully cooked—you’re just reheating or using it to season dishes. Popular ways to use it: In Gumbo & Jambalaya, in Pasta or Alfredo to add a smoky Cajun twist, with Beans or Greens, or just as a Flavor Booster for Soups and Stews! |
Can I eat Tasso by itself?: |
Yes! It’s fully cooked, so you can slice and snack on it straight from the package. But it’s very bold and spicy, so most people use it as a flavor accent rather than a main protein. |
Is Tasso Spicy?: |
Yes, but it’s a warm Cajun heat, not overwhelmingly hot. The smoky spice blends beautifully into dishes. |
Is Tasso Keto/Low-Carb Friendly?: |
Absolutely. It’s all protein, fat, and seasoning—no carbs. Perfect for keto, paleo, and low-carb diets. |
How ‘bout addin’ a little lagniappe to your order?
Add Boudin
Add Sausage
Add Andouille
Add Tasso
Add Some Spice
Add Some Sauce