Altanza ham in Razgrad: Cebo de Campo or Cebo
Compare ham categories in Razgrad using two machine-sliced Altanza packs of 80 g net: Cebo de Campo and Cebo 50% Ibérico. Keeping weight and slicing method constant lets you focus on each product's designation.
Read both complete names
Cebo and Cebo de Campo are different categories. The Cebo pack states 50% Ibérico breed; the Spanish name of the Cebo de Campo pack does not give a percentage. Do not transfer that 50% to the other product or read it as a quality score.
Compare equal-weight units
Both links lead to ham packs, not shoulder or bone-in pieces. Each unit declares 80 g net. One of each totals 160 g, without determining guest numbers or a fixed serving.
Specify the destination locality
Razgrad's municipal PDF directory names Getsovo and Dyankovo. If your address is in either locality, include its name and postcode when asking about shipping. The document identifies places, not commercial coverage or timing.
Check what the name leaves out
Category does not replace the label for ingredients, allergens, storage or consumption date. Nor does it describe a taste everyone will perceive identically. Ask Paco about the exact references if you are unsure which pack to choose.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and shipping conditions for Bulgaria. Ask Paco first for an essential date. Always consult product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.
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