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9444086 No.9444086 [Reply] [Original]

>the perfect ham doesn't exi..

>> No.9444108

>>9444086
I probably ate like 10lbs of ham in Barcelona

>> No.9444111

>>9444108
it makes deli ham look like chum

>> No.9444114
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9444114

>>9444111
Your repeating digits speak the truth

>> No.9444116

>>9444086
Went to Spain and jamon serrano was everywhere. Even a country gas station in the middle of nowhere has a leg or two. It's quite good, but it's expensive and never quite enough, especially when you're accustomed to American portion sizes.

>> No.9444130

>>9444086
Jamon de iberico es numero uno
>>9444116
Of course you want more its salty, umami/meat flavor that melts like butter on the tongue. I spent 14 days eating my way across northern spain. You will never have your full of that food.

>> No.9444132

>>9444116
you don't need as much of it though. you can make a sandwich with a couple slices . it is definitely expensive though

>> No.9444490

>>9444130
You went to Basque right please say you went to Basque.

>> No.9445642

>>9444086
i don't think anyone ever actually has said the words "the perfect ham doesn't exist"
that would be a retarded thing to talk about

>> No.9445661

>>9444490
Yes. Lived with a host family there outside of San Sebastian then ate my way through burgos, Leon, Santiago de compestella, and Gijon then back to Basque land

>> No.9446572

>>9445661
Sounds amazing I just spent a week between bilbao and san sebastian

>> No.9447796

>>9444132
its like 10 times more in the US compared with spain however.

>> No.9447864

why is jamon so damn expensive in the States?

isn't there anyone mass producing this shit in some fly over state?

>> No.9447890

>>9444132
>you can make a sandwich with a couple slices
This. When something is so good that a small amount of it satisfies you know you're dealing with really good stuff.

>> No.9447910
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9447910

this shouldn't be allowed to be called ham.

>> No.9447965

>>9447864
>why is jamon so damn expensive in the States?
Import costs

>isn't there anyone mass producing this shit in some fly over state?
It's called country ham and from what I can tell the only difference is the breed of pig used.

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9448410

>>9444111
Trip trips checked

>> No.9449426

>>9446572
It was. Pulpo Gallegos was a favorite dish. Fabadas de Asturias was really good too, Burgos' cochinillo asado was absolutely top tier, fuck I want to go back.

>> No.9449625

>>9447965
>only difference is the breed of pig used

I think it's the diet as well. If I remember correctly, in europe those hogs raised for prosciutto and jamon are fed a diet high in acorns.

>> No.9449627

>>9447910
would throw at Muslims

>> No.9449712

>>9447910

jamon de york has its uses too, my man

>> No.9451725

Spain has hands down the best cuisine in the world.So much variety and everything is delicious.Fuck even the Spanish omelette is a fucking masterpiece.No wonder they have the best restaurants in the world