Jamón for Sint-Truiden: Bellota 100% or Cebo de Campo 50%
Choosing sliced Spanish ham for Sint-Truiden? These two Altanza packs each contain 80 g net of machine-sliced ham. One is Bellota 100% Ibérico; the other is Cebo de Campo 50% Ibérico. The category and declared breed percentage differ, while the brand, cut, net quantity and pack format stay the same.
Bellota 100%: understand both parts of the name
The first link selects the 80 g pack of Altanza Jamón de Bellota 100% Ibérico. Bellota identifies the category; 100% Ibérico states the declared breed percentage. This is hind-leg ham, rather than shoulder ham or a prepared plate. Check the complete product name when choosing this sliced reference.
Cebo de Campo 50%: a different ham reference
The second link selects the 80 g Altanza Jamón Ibérico de Cebo de Campo, identified as 50% Ibérico on its product page. Keep the Spanish designation Cebo de Campo when comparing. Both products are hind-leg ham, but their categories and declared breed percentages differ.
Two differences to consider beyond the price
This comparison changes two characteristics at once: category and breed percentage. Prices alone do not establish flavour, curing time or yield. The 80 g figure is net weight and does not imply a fixed number of servings. Read each product page and label for ingredients, allergens and storage before choosing quantities.
Sint-Truiden: local landmarks and the recipient’s address
The municipal history page mentions Grote Markt and Speelhof among its urban references. They help locate Sint-Truiden; they are not collection points for our shop or a promise of delivery on a particular date. Enter the recipient’s actual street, house number, town and postcode, including for addresses outside the centre.
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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