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Is lomo only italian? I have a package of "Cana de lomo iberico de cebo" in front of me, and its from salamanca spain. Here is a link to some spanish cured meats, including lomohttp://www.spanishhampers.co.uk/cart/HAMpage3.html. Is there a difference between spanish and italian lomo? Is lomo originally italian? Is it italian at all? I can't seem to find any references on google to italian lomo, however I am finding plenty of references to Spanish lomo, eg " Lomo Curado (Cured Pork Loin) by CampofrioLomo Curado is a dry-cured pork loin that is very popular is Spain as part of a traditional tapas course." Fromhttp://www.igourmet.com/shoppe/shoppe.asp?cat=3&subcat=Hams&price=&ScrollAction=2
I don't know much about this food, but I feel like this article could definitely have more information, and is possibly in need of correction. Any one who does know more about Lomo, I would love to see a corretion.
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