Ham plates for Bludenz: choose a category
Compare the same format when buying ham for Bludenz. These two Altanza plates each contain 80 g net and are machine sliced with a knife-cut effect: Cebo de Campo 50% Ibérico and Bellota 100% Ibérico. Open both product pages at Jamones Paco Heredia to choose the category that fits your purchase.
Cebo de Campo 50% on a plate
Start here if you want the Cebo de Campo category in plate presentation. This is hindleg ham with a 50% Ibérico breed percentage. Check its current price and availability on the product page. Circular presentation does not mean it contains more than an 80 g sachet.
Bellota 100% on a plate
The second product keeps the brand, format and 80 g net weight but changes to Bellota and 100% Ibérico. Two attributes change, rather than one. Choose it if Bellota and 100% Ibérico are your priorities, without assuming an undocumented curing period or origin.
Knife-cut effect, machine slicing
Both plates are machine sliced with a knife-cut effect, not hand sliced. Choose using the specific product details rather than the presentation photograph alone. Read the pack's instructions before serving and compare quantities by net weight without assuming a fixed number of servings.
Your complete Bludenz address
Brunnenfeld, Bings and Radin appear in a municipal neighbourhood-planning article. We use the place names, not its expired consultation dates. Stallehr is described as a neighbouring municipality and should not be confused with Bludenz. Supply a complete street, house number and postcode. Check Austrian shipping conditions and ask about any essential date before ordering.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and shipping conditions for Austria. Ask Paco first for an essential date. Always consult product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.