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Moutain Speck Dolce Oro – 100g
$38
Mountain Speck Alto Adige is an excellence of the Italian mountains, which is subjected to a code of conduct that controls the production. It is a high-quality pork ham seasoned with salt, garlic, and irresistible aroma. This delicious sausage is the most tasteful and valued Italian cold cut that will not only delight your taste bud but make you want to eat more of it.
If you are looking for the most delicious food for lunch or dinner, Mountain Speck Alto Adige is the real deal because it offers you the real irresistible taste of the mountains. Grab your knife, slice it and pop in the toothpick!
Origin : Italy,
Animal : Pork
Best before: 5 days after the delivery
Price is 100g thinly sliced
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