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North Country Charcuterie Dry Cured Salami and Chorizo

written by

Pamela Rozsa

posted on

February 8, 2024

If you aren't a fan of additives & nitrates (Blaa!! I mean, who is, right!) Then, the best alternatives are found naturally. What better than to purchase your sausage from family owned businesses who care about the source of their products and care about the people they are feeding them to!! 

Did you know that fresh, award winning, handcrafted sausages, dry cured and made from humanely raised piggys are available in store at Cliff's! Want to learn more about North Country Charcuterie? 

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Oh, and if you're looking for a locally crafted beef or pork sausage look no further than Cunningham Pastured Meats! 


✔100% Grassfed & Grass finished
✔Non-GMO - No Grains
✔Herbicide and Pesticide Free Ranch
✔No Hormones or Antibiotics
✔Ethically Raised - Low Stress Handling

Click here to learn more about CPM Pork Sausage

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