CLAI Spianata Piccante has a vibrant orange color and an inviting aroma. The flavor is intense and persistent, with a balanced spiciness that enhances every slice. The dough, made with 100% Italian pork, is blended with fennel and chili pepper, according to the traditional Calabrian spianata recipe.
Free from gluten, milk, and dairy products, it is a genuine and safe cured meat, guaranteed by the UNI EN ISO 22005:2008 certification which attests to the controlled origin of the meat.
Origins and characteristics of Spianata Piccante
Spicy spianata is a cured meat typical of Southern Italy, particularly Calabria, also known as schiacciata piccante (spicy flatbread) for its flat, elongated shape. It's made with finely ground pork, a well-balanced mix of lean and fatty cuts, and seasoned with chili pepper and sometimes fennel seeds. After being stuffed, the spianata is pressed for several days and aged until it achieves its characteristic orange color and bold flavor.
It's a very versatile cured meat: it can be enjoyed on its own, thinly sliced, or as an ingredient in sandwiches, pizzas, and appetizers. Thanks to its intense aroma and balanced spiciness, spianata is popular throughout Italy and often chosen as an alternative to the more well-known round salami.
Free from gluten, milk, and dairy products, it is a genuine and safe cured meat, guaranteed by the UNI EN ISO 22005:2008 certification which attests to the controlled origin of the meat.
Origins and characteristics of Spianata Piccante
Spicy spianata is a cured meat typical of Southern Italy, particularly Calabria, also known as schiacciata piccante (spicy flatbread) for its flat, elongated shape. It's made with finely ground pork, a well-balanced mix of lean and fatty cuts, and seasoned with chili pepper and sometimes fennel seeds. After being stuffed, the spianata is pressed for several days and aged until it achieves its characteristic orange color and bold flavor.
It's a very versatile cured meat: it can be enjoyed on its own, thinly sliced, or as an ingredient in sandwiches, pizzas, and appetizers. Thanks to its intense aroma and balanced spiciness, spianata is popular throughout Italy and often chosen as an alternative to the more well-known round salami.
