SEASONED HAM WITHOUT BONE SAN DANIELE DOP 8,5 Kg

The whole Prosciutto San Daniele DOP without bone is consumed first, by removing the vacuum bag and drying the surface of the product with a light greasy film with paper, then the rind is removed from the flake part (leanest and driest part), the product on the slicer, always with the fat facing upwards, and you start slicing.

The whole Prosciutto San Daniele PDO boneless is a ham without the internal bones.
This product is packaged in a vacuum-packed plastic bag and must always be stored in the refrigerator at a temperature between +1°C and +7°C.

Shelf life 180 days

The whole Prosciutto San Daniele DOP without bone is consumed first, by removing the vacuum bag and drying the surface of the product with a light greasy film with paper, then the rind is removed from the flake part (leanest and driest part), the product on the slicer, always with the fat facing upwards, and you start slicing. After slicing the flake, continue with the cut on the tip side.
It is advisable to slice the ham after it has been well refrigerated, in this way it is easier to cut.
For this product we have extended the seasoning to at least 16-18 months, to give that extra touch that only time and good seasoning can give.
Our San Daniele DOP raw ham is allergen-free and is suitable for consumers with celiac disease as it is gluten-free.

Ingredients:
Leg of Italian pork, Italian sea salt.
Stucco: Mixture consisting of pork fat, rice flour.
Allergens: No

As set out in the production regulations of the DOP "Prosciutto di San Daniele", no preservatives, dyes or other types of additives are allowed.

Products for celiacs: Yes

Average nutritional values ​​per 100 g (boned and pre-sliced ​​ham with accompanying fat):
Energy 1145kJ/275kcal
Fat 19g
of which saturated fatty acids 6.5 g
Carbohydrates 0 g
of which Sugars 0g
Protein 26 g
Salt 4.4 g

Weight Changes
The average weight can vary by 7% more or less

Seasoning
16-18 months

Gluten, suitable for consumers with celiac disease
Free from allergens