Pre-Sliced Italian Prosciutto

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Pre-sliced Italian prosciutto from GALLONI
Restaurant quality ingredients delivered nationwide
Packed cold and shipped fresh
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Sizes: EACH | 1 x 3 OZ, CASE | 12 x 3 OZ
Guarantee: Fresh Arrival Guarantee: if your order arrives damaged or does not meet freshness standards, contact within 24 hours of delivery and the team will work to make
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Packs: EACH (1 x 3 OZ) and CASE (12 x 3 OZ)
In the box: EACH: 1 x 3 OZ, CASE: 12 x 3 OZ

About the Pre-Sliced Italian Prosciutto

Prosciutto: the King of Taste. Just pork leg, sea salt, time and plenty of passion, these are the only ingredients used in preparing Galloni Prosciutto. Their pre-sliced prosciutto is aged for 20 months and ready to enjoy!

Galloni Prosciutto begins with the best, heaviest pigs that enable long maturation with minimum amounts of salt. The sea salting process is their competitive advantage. Galloni’s Salting Masters still do it by hand, and this makes every haunch different in a perfect balance of flavors. Maturation, which is longer than the standard provides for, takes place in cellars that feature mostly natural ventilation to give Prosciutto a rich and delicate flavor.

This family business is based in Langhirano, known all over the world as the “Little Prosciutto Capital.” Langhirano has a unique climate. From the neighboring Liguria region, the mild Marino sea wind crosses the Apennines and reaches this area creating this unique climate.