Ham or shoulder ham for Hall in Tirol: compare 80 g
Ham or shoulder ham for your Hall in Tirol order? Compare two Altanza Cebo de Campo 50% Ibérico packs, both with 80 g net and machine sliced. Jamones Paco Heredia keeps brand, category, breed percentage and format the same to help you choose between hindleg and foreleg.
Ham: from the hindleg
The ham pack comes from the hindleg. Choose it if that is the cut you want, and compare its page with the shoulder ham. It contains 80 g net: the word ham does not mean a larger quantity in this comparison. Check current availability before deciding.
Shoulder ham: from the foreleg
Shoulder ham comes from the foreleg, and this pack also contains 80 g net. It shares the Cebo de Campo category and 50% Ibérico breed percentage with the ham shown here. It is not a smaller-weight version of the same cut, but a different anatomical product.
Two cuts, a clear comparison
Open both product pages and choose your preferred reference. Different prices alone do not establish a taste preference. If you want to compare them yourself, each unit retains its 80 g net weight; this is not a new bundle or a promise of servings. Check each pack for ingredients, storage and dates.
Oberer and Unterer Stadtplatz
The municipal site locates the town hall at Oberer Stadtplatz and Stadtmarketing at Unterer Stadtplatz. These are different names: check which belongs to your address and include the exact number and postcode. Neither office is a shop collection point. Check Austrian shipping conditions for Hall in Tirol and ask first if a particular date is essential.
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.