Ham in Roeser: cebo pack or plate

In Roeser, compare two Altanza 50% Ibérico Cebo presentations of 80 g: a sliced pack and a knife-cut-style plate. Start by separating presentation from cutting method.

Roeser: seven localities to make an enquiry precise

The municipal page lists Berchem, Bivange, Crauthem, Kockelscheuer, Livange, Peppange and Roeser. For an enquiry about these ham formats for Crauthem or Livange, retain that locality as well as the commune. Use the recipient’s street, number and postcode; a reference to Roeserbann does not replace a full address.

What knife-cut style means

The plate page describes machine slicing with a knife-cut effect. This presentation does not mean hand carving. The pack also contains machine-sliced ham.

Make a useful comparison

Open both pages and keep 80 g as the common unit. Compare current pack and weight-based prices and your preferred presentation; the plate is not a different category.

What to confirm

Read ingredients, allergens and storage on the label of your chosen reference. For delivery questions about Roeser, provide street, number and postcode.

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