CharcuterieGuide

About this app

CharcuterieGuide is a reference for 24 cured meats — what each one is, how thin to slice it, how much to buy, and what to put beside it. The counter is full of names and the labels tell you nothing. This app tells you. WHAT IS INSIDE - 24 cured meats grouped by where they are made: Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, South Africa and China - Every entry carries the producer or consortium, the animal and the cut, how it is cured and for how long, how it smells and tastes, its texture and fat, what to serve beside it, its history, and the three mistakes people actually make with it - Prosciutto di Parma, jamón ibérico de bellota, culatello di Zibello, bresaola, lardo di Colonnata, 'nduja, mortadella, speck, soppressata, finocchiona, coppa, guanciale, sobrasada, saucisson, jambon de Bayonne, Schwarzwälder Schinken, lap cheong, csabai, kielbasa, biltong and more ASK THE BOARD COACH Open an entry and ask about that meat: how thin is thin enough and why, room temperature or straight from the fridge, how many grams a person, what fights with it, how to tell a good one from a cheap one at the counter. Three questions a day are free; Pro removes the limit. BOARD LOG Save a note against anything you serve — who liked it, what you put it with — and find it again next time. PRIVACY - Your notes stay on your iPhone. No account, no sign-in, no email address - No analytics SDKs, no trackers, no advertising - A coach question sends only the entry's name, its region and your question CharcuterieGuide is a food reference. Nothing in it is dietary, medical or food-safety advice; cured meats carry specific risks in pregnancy and for some conditions, and those questions belong with a doctor. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The board coach now answers. It was pointed at a backend that required a field this app has never sent, so every question it was ever asked returned an error the app hid behind an offline paragraph. It now answers about the cured meat you have open. - Entry pages rewritten for cured meat: "Cure", "Animal and cut", "Aroma", "Taste" and "Fat and texture", replacing tasting-note headings borrowed from wine - List rows now badge the cure — dry-cured, cold-smoked, spreadable — instead of a cellaring figure - Offline answers now use the entry on screen - The subscription screen states the full renewal terms and links to Terms and Privacy - Reliability fix for the tab bar on iOS 26 - About screen rewritten

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1. First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 7:26 AM Free