Code: GUA01
Product: Prosciutto di Parma (also boneless and pressed)
Supplier: Gualerzi
Size: 9kg, 7kg
Order in: per kg
Case Size: 590mmX390mmX250mm
Aging: 18 months
$390.78
$5.58
With its sophisticated bouquet and unmistakable mildness, Prosciutto di Parma Gualerzi is a pleasure for gourmet and a truly unique product. The high quality of the product and its delicate taste are due both to the selection of the best raw materials from pigs born, raised, and butchered in Italy, and from production methods that are faithful to the tradition and comply with the production specifications of the Consortium of Prosciutto di Parma.
Completely natural, the product has no preservatives and no addictive. Prosciutto di Parma Gualerzi is produced in the specified area of the Parma hills, near to an ancient manor house, where the weather conditions are ideal for its slow and natural maturation phase.
Code: GUA01
Product: Prosciutto di Parma (also boneless and pressed)
Supplier: Gualerzi
Size: 9kg, 7kg
Order in: per kg
Case Size: 590mmX390mmX250mm
Aging: 18 months
Weight | N/A |
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Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 cm |
Weight | 7 kg |
$6.82
Prosciutto di Modena PDO is a raw and cured charcuterie product obtained through the processing of fresh legs from heavy pigs born and reared in Italy. Immediately after slaughtering, the fresh legs are refrigerated until they reach a temperature of around 0°C. The salting operations are repeated twice, after which the hams are left to rest for at least 60 days in special rooms with controlled temperature and humidity. After the resting period, the legs are washed and dried before curing, which lasts for at least 14 months from the start of processing. Greasing takes place during this period, which involves the exposed part of the ham being covered with a paste of pork fat, salt, pepper, and rice flour.
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The flavor is savory yet not salty, with a pleasant, sweet, and intense fragrance. It is best cut in thin slices shortly before serving. Its flavor is brought out when accompanied by bread, grissini, or the traditional Modena tigella or crescentina bread. It can also be served with other charcuterie products and soft cheeses
$6.25/100gr
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$5.95
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This is a pre-order cheese and waiting period to receive it is approximately 2 weeks.
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