Creminelli Salami

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The Creminelli family has been producing artisan meat products as far back as the 1600s according to family legend. In the early 1970s, Cristiano's father, Umberto Creminelli, took over the small family business, Salumificio di Vigliano, near the town of Biella at the foot of the Italian Alps in northern Italy. In 1990, Cristiano, who had grown up in his father's Salumificio, was put in charge of the production. By 1996, he was a managing all aspects of the company with supervision from his father and help from his brother.

In 2000, Cristiano had widened the family business and in 2006 the Salumificio was the first meat producer in the province to receive the prestigious Artisanal Excellence award, bestowed by the Piedmont Region and the Slow Food organization, which was started in the Piedmont Region. In 2006 Cristiano made the commitment to build Creminelli Fine Meats in America and began producing in June of 2007.

As far as ingredients and processes at Creminelli Fine Meats they follow the artisan traditions of the Creminelli family. Flavor and texture are their trusted guides when sourcing raw materials. Only all natural and organic ingredients are used as well as heritage meats that are humanely raised without antibiotics and with vegetarian feed. And whenever possible, they buy local.

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The tradition of Casalingo Salami dates back ages to old times in Italy, where each household had their own secret recipe that was passed down through the family. Literally translating to "Salami of the house", this version from Creminelli is based on their family's heirloom recipe.

Starting out using the finest quality pork, it is enhanced using only natural ingredients. A simple blend of Spices, salt and pepper is the perfect addition to the recipe, and yields a mild, simple and slightly sweet salami that is great for all occasions.

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Made with the Piedmont region of Italy's most famous red wine, Borolo, this delicious and intriguing salami imbues a robust, complex flavor into heritage breed pork. The artisans at Creminelli have taken their masterful approach to this classic... read more
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The tradition of Casalingo Salami dates back ages to old times in Italy, where each household had their own secret recipe that was passed down through the family. Literally translating to "Salami of the house", this version from... read more
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