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Serrano ham

British  
/ səˈrɑːnəʊ /

noun

  1. cured ham from Spain

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A cheap hot dog at a baseball game and $5,000 Serrano ham are both processed meat, but they are drastically different products in terms of how they are made and who buys them to eat.

From Slate

For extra savoriness, try tucking ribbons of thinly sliced serrano ham or prosciutto into the sandwiches along with the steak.

From Washington Times

Even the Caesar salad sidesteps the routine, with folds of serrano ham amid the greens and a dressing made with plenty of the expected garlic and anchovy, but also three cheeses.

From Washington Post

That means each individual consignment of the olives, chorizos or serrano ham that David imports now needs separate customs forms, where there used to be none at all.

From BBC

And then there is grilled crumbled, Serrano ham, which is optional.

From Salon