looking for a bone in serrano ham
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Anonymous
| Last year we bought the costco serrano ham kit and loved it. Since I have the board and knife now I would like to buy another for the holidays, but I am unsure where to get one. I may buy another from costco with all the extra stuff just for the good price- any other suggestions on where to buy just a bone in serrano ham? |
Anonymous
| I must be so tired. I read the title and am thinking: Looking for the bone? Why are you looking for the bone? It's not hard to find the bone... |
Anonymous
| I’m not sure if your driver is cost or quality, but check out tienda.com. The quality of their Serrano will exceed the one from Costco |
Anonymous
This is hysterical! Hope you get some coffee soon. |
Anonymous
I don’t have a suggestion but I have been keeping my eye on that Costco Serrano ham. |
Anonymous
| Coatco is probably best. You could possibly order one from La Tienda |
Anonymous
| I would stick with Costco if you liked it. Hams can be hit or miss, and it is very normal in Spain to return a ham to the store if it is not good. (Sometimes the curing process just doesn’t work right.) La Tienda does not have good customer service, so I would not risk it for a 900 dollar ham. Or at least ask about their hams return policy before ordering. |
Anonymous
Same. |
Anonymous
| How do you serve the Costco ham? I saw it and was intrigued. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Try calling Butcher’s Alley in Bethesda (or Uptown Market in DC). Same owners, I think. |
Anonymous
Same.  OP means bone-in. Punctuation matters.
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Anonymous
Here too! |