Ham or shoulder for Trieste: Altanza Cebo 50% in 80 g packs
To compare ham and shoulder in Trieste, these two products keep the Altanza brand, Cebo category, 50% Iberian breed share, machine slicing and 80 g net per pack. The choice centres on the anatomical piece: hind leg or foreleg.
Cebo 50% ham: the hind leg
The first link opens Altanza Cebo ham with 50% Iberian breed share, 80 g. It is already machine sliced. This is neither a whole leg nor shoulder; retain its designation when comparing.
Cebo 50% shoulder: the foreleg
The second link opens Altanza Cebo shoulder with 50% Iberian breed share, also 80 g net and machine sliced. The anatomical source changes despite matching category and breed percentage. Do not rename it ham or infer a curing period or superior quality from the name alone.
Equal net quantity, two different products
Each pack provides 80 g net; one of each totals 160 g. There is no whole-piece bone to deduct because you are buying packaged slices. The total does not establish servings. Check current unit prices and each label for ingredients, allergens, storage and consumption dates; a shared category does not prove identical recipes.
Trieste: Altipiano Est and Barcola within the municipality
The municipal district-council page, updated in July 2023, places Altipiano Est in the second circoscrizione and Barcola within the third. These are internal areas, not additional municipalities. Confirm the recipient’s address, number, postal code and access; a district does not determine a shipping price, route or delivery date.
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