Raw ingredients and auxiliary agents for butchers are the basic components that are used to make a variety of meat products. These ingredients can include raw meat, seasonings, spices, and other additives that enhance flavor, texture, and shelf life. Raw meat is the primary ingredient in most meat products and can include beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and other types of meat. Different cuts of meat are used for different products, and the quality of the meat can affect the final product's flavor and texture. Seasonings and spices are used to enhance the flavor of meat products, and can include salt, pepper, garlic, onion, and a variety of other herbs and spices. These ingredients are often added in precise amounts to ensure consistency and quality in the final product. Auxiliary agents are additional ingredients that can improve the texture or shelf life of meat products. These can include curing agents such as nitrates or nitrites, used to preserve the meat and prevent spoilage, as well as emulsifiers, binders, and other additives that improve texture and appearance.