Ham for Herning: Altanza Campo and Cebo 80 g
For Herning, compare two 80 g net Altanza Ibérico ham packs: Cebo de Campo and Cebo 50% Ibérico. Both are machine-sliced. Keep each product’s complete designation when making your choice.
What changes between the packs
Brand, weight and slicing match, but the commercial category differs. Campo’s Spanish product name gives no breed percentage; Cebo explicitly states 50%. Do not transfer that percentage to the other pack.
Two products in the same format
These packs let you compare categories without buying a whole hind leg, while keeping the same reference weight. One of each gives 160 g net in total. That does not fix a guest count: portions depend on the rest of the meal and how much you serve.
Snejbjerg and Tjørring: check the address
The municipal school directory includes Snejbjerg and Tjørring. Use these as local references and retain the locality, street and postcode supplied by the recipient.
Keep the packs identifiable
Keep each wrapper associated with its product during the comparison. Read labels for ingredients, allergens, storage and consumption date; Campo or Cebo alone cannot establish these details. For a gift, confirm the recipient’s preferences first.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and shipping conditions for Denmark. Ask Paco first for an essential date. Always consult product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.