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Cured Coppa - approx. 2 lbs
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$55.00 USD
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$55.00 USD
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Item #SKU:SCM-102
Coppa, which is an air-dried whole pork shoulder butt, has its origins from the culinary capital of Italy; Emilia Romagna. Volpi sweet coppa is a wonderful combination of meat and fat with an aromatic smell of spices and herbs in which it is cured. Sliced thin, it is a classic on a plate of salumi (cured meats) and is perfect for sandwiches.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 10 reviews.
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True Supreme Coppa
"Excellent Fresh Tasting Coppa from Volpi. The Coppa was bursting with flavor and truly enjoyable to consume. It was an eye-opening experience since it outperformed all previous Coppa, I have been buying in my local Salumeria. If you want a truly Supreme Tasting Coppa, I recommend this Volpi Coppa to all interested parties."
Coppa
"Arrived as it should be and tastes great"
Coppa is always a family
"Coppa is always a family favorite. We tried the Bresaola for the first time and loved it."
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The Best
"The freshest I have ever had."
Love coppa!
"Love coppa!"
Delicious
"A tasty lonza replacement. Easier to slice."
Better Than Expected
"Taste great. We didn't expect to it to be this good. I'm glad we tried out Ditalia. Shipping wasn't that long either."
Nice strong flavor - very nice added to dishes.
"A little goes a long way. I occasionally eat a few very thin slices but mostly I chop thin slices into very small cubes and add a small amount, a tablespoon or less, for an excellent taste, particularly in cheese quesadillas. Since only a small amount is needed it is a very nice, quite inexpensive flavoring."
