Ham plates for Schaerbeek: choosing Bellota or Cebo
Compare two Altanza ham plates for your table in Schaerbeek: Bellota 100% Iberico and Cebo 50% Iberico, each with 80 g net. Both are machine-sliced with a knife-cut effect. Choose the product that suits your purchase while keeping that presentation distinct from hand carving.
Both category and breed percentage change
Both products are hind-leg ham. Brand, net weight and slicing method match, but the Bellota versus Cebo category and the 100% versus 50% Iberico breed percentage both change. The price difference cannot be assigned to just one feature. Refer to each product page for ingredients and other details.
Choose your presentation by the unit
Each plate contains 80 g net. Choose Bellota, Cebo or units of both, checking their current prices separately. Two plates total 160 g; that weight alone does not establish a guest count. Review any delivery charges separately from the product budget.
Knife-cut effect still means machine-sliced
These plates are not described as hand-carved ham. If hand carving matters to you, find a reference that states it expressly, then also compare cut, category and weight. Do not substitute one product for another on the photograph alone. Explore the sliced range to compare presentations.
Schaerbeek and Schaarbeek identify one municipality
The municipal website uses Schaerbeek in French and Schaarbeek in Dutch; its Helmet entry shows the municipal name in both versions. Keep the name used in the original delivery address, together with street, building number and postcode. Helmet replaces none of those details and does not make it an address in the City of Brussels.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and shipping conditions for Belgium. Ask Paco first for an essential date. Always consult product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.