Volpi Sliced Prosciutto Americano vs Rovagnati Prosciutto Italiano
Buy the Volpi if you want a sweeter, softer prosciutto with a clean two-ingredient label and a lower-sodium slice, and you like buying in a six-pack. Buy the Rovagnati if you want a drier, saltier, more intensely cured ham with a full 24-month cure and Italian origin. Both are ready-to-eat, pre-sliced 3 oz packs; the Volpi is the gentler everyday ham, the Rovagnati the more traditional crudo.
- Choose the Volpi Prosciutto Americano if you want a mild, sweet, melt-in-the-mouth slice with no added nitrites and less salt per serving.
- Choose the Rovagnati Prosciutto Italiano if you want a longer-cured, drier, more savory Italian crudo with a firmer bite.
Prices
- Volpi Sliced Prosciutto Americano: $6.99 at Brookshire's (last seen Nov 9)
- Rovagnati Prosciutto Italiano: $7.99 at Authentic Italian Market Online - Gusto Grocery (last seen Nov 12)
- Difference: the Volpi Sliced Prosciutto Americano is $1.00 cheaper than the Rovagnati Prosciutto Italiano at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 12)

