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Boneless Pata Negra Bellota Iberian Ham
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- Race: 50% Iberian
Cebo de Campo" boneless Iberian ham from Andalusia Exqium WITHOUT ADDITIVES
The hams are matured naturally, without the use of mechanical means, in buildings in the Sierra de Huelva, where they are aged for between 36 and 40 months.
Cebo de Campo means free-range pigs fed on cereals and herbs.
Boneless 50% Iberian Bellota Ham. Acorn fed.
Whole boneless Iberian bellota ham from 50% Iberian pigs that have been raised free-range and fed on acorns.
The breeding takes place in the forests of the western region of Spain, which is the cradle of Iberian pigs.
Extremadura Cebo de Campo boneless Iberian ham
Whole Cebo de Campo Iberian boneless ham from 50% free-range Iberian pigs fed on cereals, roots and herbs.
The pigs are raised in the forests of southwest Spain, the cradle of the Iberian breed.
Boneless Iberian Ham "Cebo de Campo" from Andalusia Exqium WITHOUT ADDITIVES. 50% Iberian breed.
The curing takes place naturally without mechanical means in buildings in the Sierra de Huelva where the hams are cured for between 36 and 40 months.
Cebo de Campo means that the pigs are raised in freedom and fed with cereals and grasses.
Boneless Iberian Ham - Boneless Bellota Pata Negra Ham
It's best to cut them cold and let them come to room temperature. Boneless ham can easily be stored in a cool, dry place. Once opened, your boneless ham should be stored in the refrigerator in cling film.