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The Best Italian Mortadella

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Bologna IGP mortadella “Ovalina” 650g
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Organic Bologna mortadella without pistachios half 3.5 kg
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Organic Bologna mortadella with pistachios half 3.5 kg
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Bologna organic whole mortadella without pistachios 7 kg
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The Best Italian Mortadella: history and information

Welcome to the section dedicated to mortadella, one of the best-known cold cuts in the Italian butchery tradition. Bologna is undoubtedly the star product, made with finely shredded pure pork, mixed with lard and lightly flavored with spices, stuffed and then cooked. A Protected Geographical Indication wonder! All our products come from excellent and certified companies and have been selected by our experts to ensure that you can have only the best of Italian pork production on the table. #39

How do we ship Italian Mortadella

Spaghetti & Mandolino has always been synonymous with quality and speed: in fact, we guarantee you a standard packaging that preserves all the characteristics and organoleptic properties of the product, and a fast shipment by express courier to allow you to have these flavors on the table in a

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L&' origin of the name of mortadella should date back to &' era of &' Roman Empire: according to some scholars, it derives from mortarium (mortar), l&' tool used to crush pork. If that were the case, I would share l&' etymology with mortandela Trentino (sausage that doesn't look anything like mortadella). Others think instead that it derives from mortarum, a sausage flavored with myrtle berries, or from murtatum, which means, precisely, finely chopped meat in a mortar.

Mortadella was most likely born in the 1st century A.D. and its production developed in a &' an area between L&' Emilia-Romagna and Lazio. For a period of time, however, this sausage entered into &' forgotten and reappeared only in the late Middle Ages, where it was produced exclusively in the city of Bologna.

For its preparation, today, only fine cuts of pork that are properly shredded are used to obtain a fine paste. Once cut, the surface of the mortadella is velvety and of a uniform bright pink color, and gives off a particularly aromatic scent. An extremely versatile product, mortadella can be used in different types of preparation, but, as is often the case, it can be eaten simply with a slice of bread or cut into cubes and served as an appetizer

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