Ham plates in Tours: Cebo de Campo or Cebo
Taking Iberian ham to dinner in Tours? Choose the serving format first. These Altanza plates each contain 80 g net of machine-sliced ham with a knife-cut effect. Compare Cebo de Campo 50% Ibérico and Cebo 50% Ibérico without changing weight or cutting method. Open the product pages for current prices.
Food presentation, not tableware
Plate describes the packaged food presentation. It does not promise a reusable serving dish or table setting. Check the photographs and details, and prepare your own serving dish if needed. The 80 g is net food weight, excluding packaging; it does not establish a fixed number of guests.
A choice between two categories
Brand, Iberian breed percentage, net weight and cutting method match. Cebo de Campo versus Cebo is therefore not a choice between 100% and 50% Iberian breed. Keep the full product name when ordering. Knife-cut effect means machine slicing, not hand carving. Compare current prices for one unit of each reference.
Build dinner from separate purchases
Choose ham independently of bread, cheese or accompaniments bought in Tours. The municipal page distinguishes markets with different specialities, including flowers: they do not all serve the same shopping purpose. This purchase includes the stated product rather than a complete grazing board. Check ingredients and allergens before combining foods.
Delivery someone can receive
Use the actual Tours address where someone can receive and store food. Municipal markets are not our collection points. Check France delivery conditions before setting dinner plans, and ask first if a date is essential. Follow each label's dates and storage instructions, including after opening; the format alone does not establish shelf life.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and France shipping; ask Paco first for an essential date. Follow product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.