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Cured Spanish chorizo

Spanish paprika-seasoned cured sausage; a cooking/Asturian-style form is the required chorizo branch for fabada.

Also called

chorizo asturiano, chorizo español, Spanish chorizo

Forms that matter

When the dish decides

Easily confused with

Where to look

Recorded against Cured Spanish chorizo itself, naming no particular form. A form you go on to choose may be sourced differently.

Chain listings

  • Recorded for the ingredient generally, not the exact product you asked for.

Chain listing · · Currently listed on that date — not a live check. No local branch confirmed.

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Store website

Why we show this source
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Chain-wide
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)

Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence applies to a chain catalog or company program, not automatically to every location. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (World Market).

Evidence used for this claim
  • World Market's own product page for Palacios Mild Chorizo Sausage, 7.9 oz, described the product as Spanish, pork-based, dry-cured, smoked-paprika seasoned, fully cooked and ready to eat, establishing a chain-wide cured Spanish chorizo relationship on 2026-08-20. The page exposed a store selector but preserved no Nashville West or Murfreesboro branch state, so no branch stock is established. The page describes tapas/ready-to-eat use and does not establish Asturian or fabada cooking suitability. This is not fresh Mexican chorizo.

    World Market · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source

Record last re-checked 2026-08-20. That is when we revisited the record, not when the evidence above was observed.

Where to look — by form

Each of these is recorded against one particular form or product, named on the card. None of them is a claim about Cured Spanish chorizo in general, and none is a claim about any other form. Search a form by name to source it as your actual request.

Online options

  • Goikoa Chorizo Sausage for BBQ/Cooking

Online listing · · Currently listed on that date — not a live check. Confirm delivery availability and shipping charges; no local stock claim.

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Why we show this source
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 20, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-20 (observation date)

Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-20 (Ibérico Taste).

Evidence used for this claim
  • Current U.S. online listing describes a made-in-Spain cured cooking chorizo and explicitly names fabada among uses.

    Ibérico Taste · Aug 12, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source

  • Ibérico Taste currently lists the exact Goikoa 200 g/7 oz cured cooking chorizo, made in Spain, with the fabada/form boundary preserved and an order action.

    Ibérico Taste · Aug 20, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source

Record last re-checked 2026-08-12. That is when we revisited the record, not when the evidence above was observed.