1. Melon

Pairing prosciutto with something sweet is a classic flavor combination. We suggest a perfectly ripe cantaloupe or honeydew. You can cube the melon into bite-sized pieces or prepare thin slices and wrap up the middle. Boom.

2. Grissini

Grissini are slim Italian breadsticks. They love to be wrapped up in prosciutto, that’s a fact. The crunchy snap of the breadstick balances the fatty chewiness of the meat.

4. Dates

Medjool dates are another sweet treat which can be wrapped in prosciutto all on their own. But, adding a salty, bitey cheese inside will layer another dimension of flavor that will make your taste buds tango. Slice the dates and pit them if necessary. Here, we’ve added a scoop of our Gorgonzola Cheese Spread inside then wrapped them up in prosciutto. Secure it all with a toothpick.

4. & 5. Asparagus & Swiss Chard Stems

Veggies can be… boring. Give them a makeover with prosciutto! Slender grilled asparagus works very well, but for something unexpected, try using otherwise discarded swiss chard stems. Grill them as you would asparagus with some olive oil until they are tender and flexible.