It just looked so appetizing, most likely because it was 1:00pm, and I hadn't eaten anything yet.

It comes in a log, which you're supposed to cut into slices. I thought about sticking to my junk food tradition by just grabbing the whole thing and eating it like a Snickers bar, but it's rather greasy.
The mozzarella is very soft and has a smooth creamy texture in my mouth.
The spicy sopresatta is medium in spiciness, very thinly sliced, and gives off a subtle flavor. It's probably more oily than anything, but then again, I'm not an expert in spicy sopresatta.
The cheese itself has a spiciness to it also because its topped with red peppers.
Together it's absolutely delish.
But it's not something you'd eat like a snack, nor eat whole the way I did. You'd probably eat just a couple of slices and share with friends.
In terms of fat, cholesterol, sodium, and carbs, it's not that bad actually. The entire roll is..
560 calories
32gm fat
20mg cholesterol
1,360mg sodium
16gm carbohydrates
There are 8 servings per roll.
I guess I'd call this junk food since I ate the whole roll. But if you eat just one serving you can feel better by calling it an "appetizer".
I paid $6.99 for this at Albertsons. Add a Dr Pepper to wash it down, and it's not too bad of a price for lunch.
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2 comments:
That looks absolutely fantastic
the correct spelling is SOPRESSATA
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