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BROOKLYN CURED HOT SOPPRESSATA SLICED (3OZ)

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$7.36 $9.95 In stock

Category: MEAT

HOT SOPPRESSATA Spicy Salame Hot Soppressata is the essence of the Italian-American neighborhood where the folks who make this delicious salame grew up in Brooklyn. It's got heat and depth, as it's seasoned with chili flakes, black pepper and garlic.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob K. ★★★★★

I gave a few slices to my spice-wary neighbor and even she went back for seconds, the heat is balanced and builds nicely without being overwhelming. The coarse grind gives it a satisfying, old-school texture that I can't get from pre-packaged grocery salami.

Robert M. ★★★★★

The marbling on these slices is perfect—each piece has that rich, savory depth you’d expect from a proper Brooklyn-style salame. The heat lingers just enough to keep you coming back, and the 3oz pack is ideal for a quick antipasto or sandwich upgrade. I’ve already ordered another one.

Ryan ★★★★★

The heat builds nicely without overwhelming the pork flavor, and the texture is just firm enough to slice thin for a sandwich. I threw some on a crusty roll with provolone and it was perfect.

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