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  • ...]], it might feature more [[preserved meats]], such as [[prosciutto]] or [[salami]], and in coastal areas, more seafood items. In contrast, [[Southern Italy] * Cured meats: [[Prosciutto]], [[Salami]], [[Capicola]], [[Bresaola]]
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  • ...ed olives and grapes, laying the groundwork for the region's olive oil and wine production, two staples of Tuscan cooking. During the Middle Ages, the rise * '''[[Meat]]''': Pork is prevalent, with ''prosciutto'' and ''salami'' being popular. Beef is also significant, especially the ''Chianina'' bree
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  • * [[Italian dry salami]] * [[Italian salami]]
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  • ! [[Variety 3-pack salami]] ! [[Vegetarian chorizo & red pepper]]
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  • * [[Red blend]] * [[Red boat, salt]]
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  • * [[Calabrese salami]] * [[Cervelat salami]]
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  • * [[Parmesano salami]] * [[Peppered salami]]
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