Buying Prosciutto in Grocery Store in LB
Anyone know of a great place to buy prosciutto in Long Beach at a fair price? I saw them at Wholesome Choice in Irvine; however, I wouldn't go there to buy prosciutto, so I'm thinking the turnover rate isn't that great there.
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I'm lucky enough to live three blocks from this place, but you can still buy AMAZING Prosciutto di Parma, di San Daniele, Speck, and Cotto online.
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you could always do it the easy way and go to bristol farms. they usually have both parma and san daniele. also, if you're in a pinch (or just going to be cooking with it), trader joe's has pre-sliced volpi, which i find works just fine for most purposes (other than eating plain, of course).
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re: FED
I bought prosciutto at Bristol Farms a couple of weeks ago, fresh off a trip to Italy. While it didn't compare to the quality of what I had there, it satisfied the craving. Unless you're buying large quantities, the tissue paper-thin slices shouldn't set you back too much, even at $16 or $17/lb.
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Santa Fe importers on Santa Fe, north of Anaheim Street. All sorts of Italian imports.
There's also a little Italian deli off of Second Street in Belmont Shores, I think you turn off the corner at Panama Joe's. It's a bit more expensive than Santa Fe, but they have an excellent selection.
If Dommy! sees this post, she'll know the name.
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re: Mrs Fang
Yup! One of my favorite places in Long Beach, Angelo's Deli! It's like our mini bay cities. It's not too pricy at all! :) Their Procuitto Sandwich is also REALLY good...
Also, another option for great gourmet items is Olives on Broadway in Belmont Heights. It is a bit pricy though and their sandwiches are 'Meh'
http://local.yahoo.com/details;_ylt=A...
--Dommy!
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