'Nduja is a unique spreadable pork salami from Calabria in Italy and is known for its rich, spicy flavour derived from Calabrian chilli peppers and pork. But it’s tricky-to-pronounce moniker is less straight forward. The apostrophe in its name is a nod to its actual French linguistic origins of ‘andouille’ – a French name for a type of sausage which when pronounced in the Calabrian region, where the dialect often involves dropping vowels, ends up missing its first letter. And given 'nduja is something of a gastronomical hit these days, avoid getting it wrong at the dinner table by knowing it’s actually pronounced: en-DOO-yah