Sliced shoulder ham for Heerlen: Cebo de Campo or Cebo
Change category without changing the cut in your Heerlen order. Jamones Paco Heredia compares Altanza Cebo de Campo shoulder ham and Altanza Cebo shoulder ham, both from 50% Ibérico breed. Each is a separate machine-sliced 80 g net pack. Both come from the front leg, not hind-leg ham or knife-effect plates. Cebo de Campo identifies the outdoor-reared category.
Cebo de Campo: keep the full description
The first shoulder ham states Cebo de Campo. Check that wording alongside Altanza, 50% Ibérico breed and 80 g net on its page. For a repeat order, remembering brand or photograph colour is insufficient. Check the exact reference’s packaging.
Cebo: same weight, different category
The second shoulder ham states Cebo, retaining 50% Ibérico breed, 80 g net and machine slicing. It is not a smaller quantity of the first product. Breed percentage does not express grams of food. Check its own page and label for ingredients, allergens and storage.
Switch a reference or order both
Choose the other category or buy one of each separately. Together they total 160 g net without defining servings or guests. Compare current prices and full names before confirming quantities. We promise neither flavour differences nor a shared period after opening.
Receiving in Heerlerheide-Passart or Vrieheide-de Stack
The municipal Samen in de buurt website lists these neighbourhoods within Heerlerheide. For a home address, confirm full street, number, suffix and postcode; the neighbourhood is only a guide. Arrange someone to receive and store the food. This source does not make municipal buildings or services Paco Heredia collection points.
Before ordering
You buy from Jamones Paco Heredia in Barcelona. Check availability and shipping conditions for the Netherlands. Ask Paco first for an essential date. Always consult product details and labels for ingredients, allergens and storage.
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