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[QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3794420, member: 34"] That was another topic for the conversation. We figured it was about a $200-$250 cut. It's a nice gift. But what is a family supposed to do with it. I guess it came with some blanket you cover it with when you are done making a cut and it supposedly has a shelf life of up to 18 months. It just seemed odd that someone would assume another person would want to showcase a hunk of ham in their kitchen or some other area of the house for several months. From what we gathered there weren't any previous conversations between doctor and the nurse about a love of prosciutto or anything that would lead someone to get this as a gift for a family. [/QUOTE]
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