Or tettette, tetuen, tetouns, or tetteun. And it really is made from udders (mammelle), which are cut here and there to squeeze out any residual milk before they are seasoned, cured and steamed; the end result comes out looking a little like ham. Teutenne comes only from a small area in the Valle d'Aosta, around Gignod, where they like it with a little fig jam.
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