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Plain or Smoked Walnut Ham
$49
A high-quality product that’s dried for several months in the alpine air. There’s plain or natural smoked!
No colouring agent, gluten free, no polyphosphate, no ascorbate, lactose free
Origin : France, Rhone Alpes
Animal : Pork
Eat by date: 5 days after the delivery
Price is per piece of about 500g (-/+ 15%) or sliced
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