Ibérico shoulder ham for Schwaz: Cebo de Campo or Cebo
Choose shoulder ham for Schwaz by comparing the same quantity and slicing method. Jamones Paco Heredia presents Altanza Cebo de Campo and Altanza Cebo shoulder ham, both 50% Ibérico, with 80 g net and machine sliced. This pair differs in category, not weight or anatomical cut.
Cebo de Campo: identify the product
Open this page if you specifically want Cebo de Campo. It is shoulder ham from the foreleg, rather than hindleg ham. The pack contains 80 g net. Check the full name and label before ordering to distinguish it from the same brand's Cebo pack.
Cebo: a different category, still 80 g
The second product is Altanza Cebo 50% Ibérico shoulder ham. It keeps the 80 g net weight and machine slicing. Check its current product page for price. Do not confuse it with Cebo de Campo or interpret a price difference as a different quantity.
Compare without changing formats
Open both product pages without having to compare a whole piece with a pack. Choose the category you want to buy and review each label. If you decide to try both, they remain separate units; this guide creates no new bundle and promises neither servings nor a particular taste difference.
Your Schwaz delivery address
Municipal mobility information mentions Pirchanger, Zintberg and Arzberg. We use them as place references, not as evidence that bus routes are delivery routes. Supply a complete street, house number and postcode; an area name is not enough. Check Austrian shipping conditions and ask first if receipt must match an essential date.
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.
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