Apaki refers to a food from Crete, Greece which is a smoked lean pork, usually from the tenderloin marinated in pure wine vinegar for three (3) days which is served on its own or added as an ingredient to other cooked dishes.

This Cretan delicacy exists since the Byzantine times.

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