Shoulder ham in Frisange: read campo and cebo labels

For Frisange, compare Altanza Ibérico cebo de campo shoulder ham and cebo 50% Ibérico shoulder ham. Both 80 g packs keep the cut and format the same while you read their designations.

Frisange: keep Aspelt or Hellange in your enquiry

The municipal household table has separate rows for Frisange, Hellange and Aspelt. It helps identify those names; its figures count households and do not indicate delivery availability. When asking about these shoulder hams for Aspelt or Hellange, give that locality and the recipient’s actual street, number and postcode instead of leaving only Frisange.

Do not fill in a percentage by analogy

The 50% appears on the cebo reference. Do not add it to the cebo de campo shoulder ham because the brand or weight is shared. Compare each designation as shown on its product page.

Keep the comparison unit the same

Both packs contain 80 g of machine-sliced front-leg shoulder ham. Review their current unit prices and prices by weight. The format does not fix servings or storage life.

Ask about the correct reference

Check ingredients, allergens, storage and use-by information on the label. Give the full product name for advice; for delivery questions in Frisange, provide address, locality and postcode.

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