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Dak Canned Ham, 2 pk.

The product is fine, but Walmart's packaging stinks. Today they were missing one item in my purchase, and the Dak Ham Can

Good product, but badly dented cans from Walmart!

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They advertise premium ham but this is nothing more than Spam shaped differentl. I gave it to food for needy. Gerald C.

Poor quality

Pictured as boiled ham .just a can full of sloppy chopped ham and fat never purchase again spam is better than this mess

Fool me once

canned good for emerge if you have nothing else in the house size okay for 2 people but need alot of d. up

would have been better off getting a real ham for the price !!!   dont like the taste and will never buy aia canned ham again !!!

never buy another canned ham ever again !!!

Its not a Virginia cured ham but I'm telling you that in case of emergency and long term storage it would be fine we thought it tasted just fine.

Dak ham

This ham sliced thin and fried up in the morning is better than bacon!  Don't just save it for dinner time.

Versatile ham!

Repeat purchase. Perfect for quick meals. Long shelf life. Perfect for individuals, couples or small families.

Convenient to have on hand.

No sure what I was expecting but I felt this as close to Spam as you can get without calling it Spam.

Spam by another name

The kids are the whole can! Great for quick snacks and even lunch. It's something they can make on their own.

Kids love it.

I do not recommend this product at all. The texture and flavor are disappointing and feel more like a glorified canned luncheon meat than real ham. It tastes overly processed and lacks any depth or quality you would expect from a “premium” product. Stay away from this product.

I like having one or two of these hams in the cupboard, especially during the winter! They don't require refrigeration, so keep at room temps for a long time.

I usually use them in other foods, such as pea soup, baked beans or scalloped potatoes, but it can be oven roasted or sliced and fried, or sliced for sandwiches. I often slice and dice these hams to use in cold macaroni salads, or slice/dice in a fry pan with hash browns then scramble eggs into it.

The flavor of these hams is quite mild but I've used a little liquid smoke flavoring to zip up the flavor, especially with pea soup or baked beans.