Ibérico ham for Hard: choose Campo or Cebo
Compare two ham categories for Hard without changing pack size. Jamones Paco Heredia presents Altanza Cebo de Campo and Cebo ham, both 50% Ibérico, with 80 g net and machine sliced. Brand, hindleg cut, breed percentage and quantity match; the category differs.
Cebo de Campo: check the full name
This product is Cebo de Campo ham, not shoulder ham. The pack contains 80 g net and is machine sliced. Check name and photograph to identify it among Altanza products. Open its page if you want this particular category and check current availability.
Cebo: the same 80 g format
The alternative is Altanza Cebo 50% Ibérico ham. It keeps net weight and slicing method but should not be confused with Cebo de Campo. Each page's price belongs to its own product; a price difference does not mean more or less content in these packs.
Choose the category you want to buy
Review both pages while keeping format fixed. This comparison does not turn Cebo into Bellota or ham into shoulder ham. To compare both yourself, each pack is an 80 g net unit, without a new bundle or promised servings. Follow each label for storage and dates.
Hard and your exact address
The municipal directory includes Uferstraße and Seestraße addresses in Hard, along with references in neighbouring Lauterach. Do not assume the municipality or postcode of a nearby location: use the recipient's correct details, full street and house number. No listed facility is a shop collection point. Check Austrian shipping conditions and any essential date before ordering.
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.