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The Teruel area's Âá²¹³¾Ã³²Ô (ham) is widely respected throughout Spain, and Jamones Bronchales, 29km northwest of Albarracín, runs tours of its drying operations and shows how the Âá²¹³¾Ã³²Ô is prepared, with a tasting session at the end. They normally require at least 15 people, but individuals can join existing groups. Call or email them, or ask at Albarracín's tourist office.


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