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Boneless Prosciutto $30/Kg @ Coles

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I'm not sure if I miss something, other than the spelling, this is a good deal.

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  • +9

    Any boned prosciutto?

    • +5

      Somewhere with that pizza with bones in them

    • +1

      Just leave it out in the sun for a few days.

    • -2

      I, on the other hand is looking for cheap boneless bananas

      • obviously you didn'treadthetermsofuse

  • Are you supposed to cook it?

    • Yep. Then douse it in tommy sauce.

    • +7

      Just get it thinly sliced and eat with crusty bread. Preferably accompanied with a bottle of nonno's cheap oxidised wine.
      Having said that, I'd forgo this one and go to a good Italian deli and buy some decent prosciutto which will be about double the cost of this 'bargain'.

      • +1

        And melon.

      • +2

        That and I am yet to ever find a (profanity) ColesWorth deli who can actually slice smallgoods correctly and nicely. Just hacked with an axe, slopped in a bag and rolled up like it's some dog food.

        • +1

          my local Coles and Woolworths (multiple actually) get it right 90%+ of the time with tricky stuff like prosciutto.

      • mm need to find myself a nice deli to try the proper stuff. most of the time Coles/Woolworths is good (I add some camembert into the mix), but would like to try some proper stuff at some point.

  • +19

    Noting like destroying the soul of the person working behind the counter when you ask for 500Gms of paper thin Prosciutto. Good times.

    • +15

      They just destroy you back by giving you 5 x 100g slices…

      • lol I watch like a hawk. If I cant see through it, its no good.

    • +1

      Imagine the guy that sliced that for you finds it left in some meat isle shelf. Even worse a non refrigerated shelf!

    • +2

      When I lived in Italy, I used to ask the Lady in the SuperMarket sliced 400-500gms of Speck. I think she swore inside from time to time. Cold cut is one of the few thing I miss Italy the most.

    • I feel bad for ordering it sometimes, especially if it's busy. then I learned not to care as much.

  • +15

    Good prosciutto has got two ingredients: pork and salt.
    This is unfortunately not the case, and you get what you pay for with:

    Dried Glucose Syrup,
    Dextrose, Sucrose,
    Emulsifying Salt (331),
    Potassium Nitrate (252),
    Food Acid (300),
    Sodium Nitrate (251),
    Antioxidant (316),
    Lactose, Sodium Nitrite (250)

    etc
    etc

    • Yep, looks way too cheap for top quality. This should be on the sister site OzCheap. :) Find me $100/kg Prosciutto for $50/kg, thats a bargain.

      • Some prosticiuttos are cheaper than that.

      • Where did you get the ingredients from? Where could you get good prosciutto?

        • +1
          > Where did you get the ingredients from?

          here

        • @O O: thanks mate

        • A deli.

        • -1

          parma ham is guaranteed pork and salt only. Some north american prosciuttos are nitrates free.
          Nitrates (the bacon is packed with) are veeeery bad for you, and for me.

        • edit don't worry

        • +1

          @pentole: They aren't very bad and they prevent botulism.

        • -2

          @Diji1: Meat treated with Nitrates and Nitrites are listed internationally as Class 1 Carcinogens.
          slow curing (takes time and $) is extremely low risk for botulism.

        • Parma

        • +8

          @pentole: other Class 1 Carcinogens: alcohol, sunlight.

        • Plus another million substances. And counting.

    • nothing like taking an ancient tradition or recipe and brining it into the 21st century …. where would the world be without progress.

    • +2

      I'll take a sprinkle of sodium nitrite over botulism most days.

    • +6

      Full list without scary names:

      Pork (96%)
      Salt(2.6%)
      Sugar
      Sugar, Sugar
      Salt
      Salt
      Vitamin C
      Salt
      Basically salt and Vitamin C in one molecule
      Salt

  • I'll just stick to cheap ass bacon …

  • Honestly, I’m not taking the piss, How does this compare to soccer also ham ?

    • +3

      No real comparison with soccer, completely different ball game. Ham is closer.

  • +1

    Mark Prosciutto approves this product

  • +7

    Hi, ex worker in gourmet deli here. Can confirm Primo prosciutto is terrible - not aged for long enough, super salty, bad tasting, and as others have pointed out full of a bunch of unnecessary ingredients. I'm not saying all Australian made prosciutto is bad, but most is - especially what the big supermarkets stock.

    Pay the extra, get the Prosciutto Di Parma :)

    • -1

      Does it have a cheesy sauce topping?

  • +3

    Give me jamón before this anytime.

  • +1

    It's usually spelled 'proscuitto' in australia so you've done well

  • -1

    I saw this in coles today and it explicitly mentioned made in Australia. Normally it’s made in. Italy.

    • -2

      are you serious??? hahaha, Italian butchers Prsut is garbage anyway. they never dry it enough.

      • U r So funny.Prosciutto Is from Italy and u think Italian don’t know how to make it properly.

  • wouldn't outback road kill be just as good?

  • Funnily enough I was watching a video about cured meat recently. I'm no expert but maybe this video might help you tell the good from the bad
    https://youtu.be/iNsBH-udOAo

  • -1

    Why eat this when you can get fresh meat for like $10/kg @ most independent butcher or Asian grocery?
    This is way too much sodium for your kidney.

    • +3

      Why drink wine when you can drink water for like $0.00 @ most water tap? 😂🤣😂

      This is way too much alcohol for your liver.

      • Because water has zero taste. Fresh meat, on the other hand, you know it.

        • How about wine vs grape juice? 😂

    • Because they are very different products. Its like comparing yoghurt to milk.

  • This deal gave me a boner!

  • I make better prsut in my smoking shed.

  • Enjoying some right now. Tastes great.

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