Ham or shoulder ham in Etterbeek: compare 80 g packs
When buying sliced Iberico for your table in Etterbeek, compare the cut of meat first. These two Altanza packs are Cebo de Campo 50% Iberico, contain 80 g net and are machine-sliced: one is hind-leg ham and the other shoulder ham. The matching format lets you choose without buying a whole piece.
Ham comes from the hind leg
Choose the ham pack if that is the product you are seeking. Its name and Cebo de Campo 50% Iberico category appear on the product page. Sharing a category with shoulder ham does not make them the same product; keep both identified if you try them together.
Shoulder ham comes from the foreleg
Paleta is a different cut, with its own product page and price. In this comparison brand, category, Iberico breed percentage, net weight and slicing method match. The cut of meat changes. Do not infer a particular flavour, intensity or yield from that difference without product information.
Choose units without assuming servings
Check the current price of each pack and list units by reference. One ham and one shoulder ham pack total 160 g net; this is neither an advertised bundle nor a stated guest count. Check each pack’s storage instructions before planning when to open it.
Etterbeek: use the street, not just the project name
The municipal Jardins de la Chasse page names avenue des Casernes, rue de Haerne and rue Beckers. They identify the project’s local setting, without establishing delivery conditions. Use the recipient’s complete address, including number, postcode and locality, rather than the development’s name alone.
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.
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