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Ban on cured meats from Italy partially lifted

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Ban on cured meats from Italy partially lifted

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>> Sqwertz, I wish you to find a Coppa Piacentina somehwere, that's the
>> king of sandwiches. One of my staples is just thinly sliced coppa
>> and some gorgonzola in ciabatta bread.

> Salami and provolone is what I like.

You can't go wrong

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