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Heritage Foods Spiral Sliced Heritage Maple Sugar Cured Ham

Heritage Foods Spiral Sliced Heritage Maple Sugar Cured Ham

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$204.00at Heritage Foods, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Heritage Foods Spiral Sliced Heritage Maple Sugar Cured Ham

This is an 11-12 lb bone-in, spiral-sliced ham from Heritage Foods, cured with maple sugar, brown sugar and cane sugar and sold fully cooked. The pork comes from Berkshire and Red Wattle heritage breeds raised without antibiotics, and the spiral cut means it can go straight from the fridge to the table. It keeps refrigerated for about three weeks, so it suits a holiday centerpiece or a large gathering rather than a small household.

Best forHoliday hosts feeding a crowdBuyers who want a fully cooked, no-fuss centerpieceShoppers who prefer antibiotic-free heritage porkFans of sweet maple-glazed ham
Pros
  • Fully cooked and spiral sliced, so no carving or long roasting
  • Bone-in ham keeps more moisture and flavor than boneless
  • Heritage breeds (Berkshire, Red Wattle) with no antibiotics
  • Maple sugar cure gives a sweeter, less salty profile
  • 11-12 lb feeds roughly 20 or more people
Cons
  • Large size is too much for small households
  • Bone-in takes more fridge space and is harder to slice around
  • Refrigerator life is about three weeks, so it must be eaten or frozen
  • Sweet maple cure is not for people who want a savory ham
  • Premium heritage pork usually costs more than commodity ham

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Heritage Foods Spiral Sliced Heritage Maple Sugar Cured Ham price history

Lowest price we've seen: $204.00 on Nov 2 at Heritage Foods. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Style
Ham
Subtype
Maple Sugar Cured Ham
Variety
Heritage Maple Sugar Cured Ham
Cut
Spiral Sliced, Spiral cut
Form
Bone-in
Storage Method
Refrigerated (for three weeks)
Dietary Needs
Antibiotic-free
Highlighted Flavors
Maple sugar
Fat Content
Marbled
Cured Status
Cured
Preparation Method
Cured, Cooked, Spiral cut
Meat Type
Pork
Ingredients
Pork, Brown sugar, Cane sugar, Maple sugar, Salt
Free Of
100% antibiotic-free
Added Ingredients
Water, Brown sugar, Cane sugar, Maple sugar, Salt
Highlighted Ingredients
Maple sugar
Weight
11-12 lb
Packaging Type
Gold wrapping
Count
Single ham, 1
Breed
Heritage breeds, Berkshire, Red Wattle
Preservation Method
Cured

Questions and answers

Is this ham already cooked?
Yes. It is cured and fully cooked, so you only need to warm it through, usually at a low oven temperature, before serving.
How many people does an 11-12 lb ham serve?
Plan on roughly 20 to 25 servings, more if you are feeding children or using it as part of a larger spread. Bone-in hams yield less meat per pound than boneless.
How long can I keep it in the fridge?
Heritage Foods lists refrigerated storage of about three weeks. Once opened, keep it tightly wrapped and use it within a few days, or freeze portions.
What is the difference between this and a boneless spiral ham?
This one is bone-in, which generally holds moisture and flavor better and is the traditional holiday cut. Boneless is easier to slice and takes less space but can dry out more.
Does it contain nitrates or nitrites?
The listed ingredients are pork, water, brown sugar, cane sugar, maple sugar and salt. No nitrates or nitrites are listed, but check the package label for the full curing details.
When is the best time to buy it?
Holiday hams are most heavily discounted around Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Compare prices across stores in the weeks before those dates.