Villani San Daniele Prosciutto vs Pio Tosini Parma Prosciutto
Both are genuine Italian dry-cured hams, but they are different products. Villani San Daniele is a whole 8 kg ham sliced to order, so you get the freshest cut and the sweet, delicate profile San Daniele is known for. Parma Pre-Sliced from Pio Tosini is a smaller, pre-packed 3 oz portion with a long minimum cure and a savory-sweet, melt-in-the-mouth texture. Buy San Daniele for a centerpiece board or a household that eats a lot of prosciutto; buy Parma for a smaller household or a single tasting.
- Choose the Villani San Daniele if you want freshly sliced prosciutto from a whole ham and will eat it within a few days.
- Choose the Parma Pre-Sliced if you want a small, ready-to-serve portion with a long, documented cure.
Prices
- Villani San Daniele Prosciutto: $16.99 at Supermarket Italy (last seen Nov 9)
- Pio Tosini Parma Prosciutto: $9.49 at Amazon (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Pio Tosini Parma Prosciutto is $7.50 cheaper than the Villani San Daniele Prosciutto at the latest prices (Nov 9)

