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  1. n. A ham; bacon.
  2. n. A guitar.

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  • “Very traditional, very British … Sunday afternoon was spent picnicking in Christ Church meadow (albeit eating tortilla and jamon, which is perhaps a little more recherché).”

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  • “Space technology is now being used to help Spanish ham experts ensure that hams awarded the highly prized 'jamon' label are worthy of the name.”

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  • “For a Spanish ham to be named 'jamon' it has to meet specific criteria of water retention after several months of curing.”

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  • “By applying this space-derived technology to ham production, Esteban Espuna has increased its profits at a rate of 3\% a year and is helping to guarantee the excellence of 'jamon'.”

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  • “To make sure that a cured ham is really a 'jamon', the so-called PSE (pale, soft and exudative) hams need to be weeded out before they hit the market and dilute the quality brand of Spanish ham.”

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  • “But visitors might do best to sample U.S. Open staples such as like indulging in the tender bone-in-ribeye served with a dab of creamy horseradish sauce ($46) at Champions or a fresh baguette topped with crushed tomatoes, serrano jamon, and slices of Manchego cheese ($9) at Wine Bar Food.”

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  • “La Champagneria -- Upon entering the cozy confines of La Champagneria, you should immediately notice -- apart from the gorgeous jamon iberico hanging from the ceiling -- the ambiguous red wine spritzer that everyone appears to be drinking.”

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  • “The ersatz olives consisted of olive essence encased in a "skin" of solidified olive juice; the synthetic soup combined a clear tomato-flavored broth with strips of gelatin treated to resemble "the best jamon iberico .”

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  • “A big, rustling bowl of deep-fried squid with a salty chilli kick cost £7.50; a generous pile of jamon croquetas, the shells giving way to something creamy and intensely hammy within, was 50p less.”

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  • “Restaurants Aplenty: It's best to heed recommendations if you want superior cuisine for your dining dollars in South Beach, so ask around: The Spanish infused cuisine at Soleà, W Hotel serves delectable tapas huevo frito con patatas, jamon y setas = Iberico ham and a fried egg served over wafer thin, house made crispy potatoes, chanterelle mushrooms and truffle oil and the rack of lamb is dynamite.”

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