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. 2021 Jul 15;9(7):1512. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms9071512

Table 1.

A selection of sausages and dry-meat products from which Debaryomyces hansenii has been isolated.

Product Origin Brief Description References
“Cacholeira” Portugal Traditional Portuguese sausage with delicate flavour obtained from the offal and fat of the pig. [44]
“Chorizo” Spain Traditional Spanish cured meat product made from coarsely chopped pork and pork fat seasoned with garlic, “pimentón”, and salt. [5]
“Jamón ibérico” Spain High-quality variety of “jamón” produced in Spain and Portugal. [37,40]
“Jamón” Spain Meat product from pork typical of Spanish cuisine [48]
“Lacón” Spain Cured meat product obtained from the shoulders or front legs of the pig. [49]
“Salame di senise” Italy Traditional dry sausage from the Sinni Valley in the Basilicata region. [38]
“Salchichón” Spain Traditional Spanish cured meat generally made of pig, although other meats can be used. [29,50]
“Salsicca sarda” Italy Traditional fermented dry-cured sausage produced exclusively in Sardinia. [51]
“Soppressata of Vallo di Diano” Italy Traditional Southern Italian dry-fermented sausage. [52]
“Sucuck” Turkey Semi-dry, spicy Middle Eastern sausage with a high fat content traditionally prepared with ground beef and spices. [39]
Dry-cured Parma ham Italy Famous variety of “prosciutto” from the Parma region in Italy. [53]
Fermented sausage Norway; Denmark; Italy; United Kingdom; Spain Diverse kind of fermented meat. [8,13,42,54,55]
Greek dry salami Greece Traditional Greek dry-cured meat. [36]
Laowo dry-cured ham China Traditional Chinese dry-cured ham obtained from the hind leg of the pig. [46]
Llama meat sausage Argentina Traditional products consumed in the Andrea region of South America. [45]
Mianning ham China Traditional fermented meat product in Meanning, characterized by the use of plump muscle and small legs. [10]
Panxian ham China Famous dry-cured ham in China characterized by strong taste, flavour, aroma, and texture. [47]
Pork loin Spain Cured meat product prepared by removing fat from pork followed by seasoning for six months. [56,57,58]
Vienna sausage Austria Thin, parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep’s intestine. [7]