Frango Charcoal Chicken

Frango Charcoal Chicken

Frango Charcoal Chicken

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Fact 1:The Portuguese Connection

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Positive Indicators

  • The claim is published by the business itself, in writing, on its own allergen sheet.
  • It names the exception plainly rather than leaving the pork unstated.
  • The sourcing claim covers the whole meat range apart from the pork.

Points to Consider

  • BBQ Pork is sold from the same kitchen.
  • The business states it is not a halal certified restaurant.
  • The business states it cannot guarantee that cross contamination will never occur.
  • The claim is about where the meat is bought, not about how it is cooked.

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Our Recommendation:

Order the chicken or the lamb rather than the BBQ pork, and tell them what you need when ordering, since the venue says it cannot rule out cross contamination.

Is Frango Charcoal Chicken halal?

The business says every meat except the pork is sourced from Australian halal certified suppliers. It also says it is not a halal certified restaurant and cannot rule out cross contamination, so it is not fully halal.

Does Frango Charcoal Chicken serve pork?

Yes. BBQ Pork is listed on the same menu as the BBQ chicken and BBQ lamb.

Why does Frango Charcoal Chicken show halal options rather than halal?

The halal claim is about where the meat is bought, and pork is sold from the same kitchen, so the venue sits at halal options rather than fully halal.

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