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I hate it.  Why is this a food?

although I would eat this kind I guess...if I didn't have to wear the hat.

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OnceUponATime

OnceUponATime 4,911

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Roasted ham with mustard sauce is where it is at!

But they could decide to make all ham into bacon and I probably wouldn't mind at all.

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laPapessaGiovanna

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When I was in high school I was taught that ham is translated to prosciutto. But from clues here and there I guess it's not accurate.

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samurai_sarah

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4 minutes ago, laPapessaGiovanna said:

When I was in high school I was taught that ham is translated to prosciutto. But from clues here and there I guess it's not accurate.

Ham is more like a roast, in Anglo-Saxon countries. It's what I would call "Kochschinken" (boiled and cured ham) in German. Prosciutto is more like bacon, but not really. Wiki explains it better than I can: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ham

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OnceUponATime

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24 minutes ago, laPapessaGiovanna said:

When I was in high school I was taught that ham is translated to prosciutto. But from clues here and there I guess it's not accurate.

It is (according to wiki).

Prosciutto cotto is what I picture when I think of ham. I didn't grow up around an abundance of dry cure ham (which is probably what you think of).

 

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