“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] |