ham bone--where to find without buying a whole ham?
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Anonymous
| Get a ham hock. You won't be sorry. Mmm. |
Anonymous
| Get at ham hock. I bet Shoppers would have it. |
Anonymous
| I've always used a ham hock in my split pea soup and it's yummy. I've been getting them from Whole Foods but lately they never have them, so I got a ham shank instead and it was great. It had more meat to pull off at the end. |
Anonymous
I have one in my freezer if you want it. My DH won't eat pea soup- I haven't been able to justify making a pot. 
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Anonymous
| Wagshals Butcher -- smoked ham bone. |
Anonymous
Yes. Invite a stranger on the inter webs into your home to get your frozen ham bone. What could go wrong? Sounds like the plot of an episode of TrueBlood. |
Anonymous
Oh, pshaw, that's the kind of thing that makes life interesting. |
Anonymous
| I live in NH and there is a "Honey Ham" store in Nashua. The hams are delicious and they sell the ham bone (which still has enough meat on it for a large pot of soup) by the pound. Delicious and affordable. |
Anonymous
| Don't know where to get ham bone, but for split pea soup I use smoked turkey drumsticks from Whole foods. Yummy... |
Anonymous
| Honey baked ham sells them. |
Anonymous
| You can buy a ham steak to get a ham bone |
Anonymous
| Honey Baked Ham sells them.I buy at least two at a time. |
Anonymous
| I used to see them at the low budget grocery stores like shoppers. Does that still exist? |
Anonymous
| Honey Baked Ham company sells ham bones with tons of meat for soups. |
Anonymous
https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2019/11/27/michael-dukakis-turkey-carcasses |