8003270115483

Raspini Prosciutto Crudo Stagionato

8003270115483
Brand
Raspini
Registered in
Italy
Producer code
3270
Product code
11548

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts
Amount per 100 g
Calories 234
% Daily Value*
Total fat 14 g 18%
Saturated fat Members only
Sodium Members only
Total carbohydrate 0 g 0%
Protein 27 g

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About this product

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The barcode 8003270115483 is associated with Raspini Prosciutto Crudo Stagionato, a type of Italian dry-cured ham (prosciutto crudo). Below are the details available based on general knowledge of this product and its typical characteristics:


Product Overview

  • Type: Prosciutto crudo stagionato (dry-cured, aged ham) from Italy.
  • Brand: Raspini is a well-known Italian producer of high-quality cured meats, particularly prosciutto crudo, salami, and other charcuterie products. The brand is often linked to traditional Italian butchery techniques and artisanal production.
  • Origin: Likely produced in Italy, adhering to Italian culinary standards for cured meats. Some Raspini products are labeled as DOP (Protected Designation of Origin) or IGP (Protected Geographical Indication), but this specific barcode does not confirm that. The stagionato (aged) designation suggests a longer curing/maturation period (typically 12–24 months or more) compared to crudo without aging.
  • Packaging: Typically sold vacuum-sealed or in modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) to preserve freshness. The packaging may include a label with the Raspini logo, origin details, and aging period.

Key Characteristics

  • Flavor/Texture: Prosciutto crudo is known for its tender, marbled texture and rich, salty-sweet flavor with notes of garlic, pepper, and sometimes herbs (e.g., rosemary or fennel). The stagionato variant is often more concentrated in flavor due to extended aging.
  • Serving Suggestions: Traditionally served thinly sliced, often as an antipasto (appetizer) with bread, cheese, or in bruschetta. It pairs well with wines like Chianti or Prosecco.
  • Allergens: Contains pork; may also include additives like salt, nitrates/nitrites (though some artisanal producers use natural curing salts), and sometimes spices or herbs. Always check the label for allergens.

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