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

Bought a couple of cans. Not that impressed with quality or taste. Soggy meat and had lots of fatty gel.

this canned ham is ok. However it appears to be made of trimmings and other parts that don't come from the best parts of the pig. It is ground up and pressed together to fit the can. It doesn't even have a true ham flavor. The price is reasonable and it is good to have a few cans in the pantry for sandwiches or whatever.

Pretty much like Spam but not as good tasting, and this DAK is more expensive per ounce. There seems to be a lot more fat in the DAK than in even generic spam-like products. Spam-type cans are 12 ounces, the DAK is 16 ounces. Hormel Spam is $2.50 per can (20.8 cents per ounce) on walmart.com Great Value Canned spam-style is $2.00 per can on here ($16.7 cents per ounce). Our local dollar$store has decent generic spam for about $1.67. So, go figure on the cost per ounce versus this DAK at nearly 24.8 cents per ounce. We thought these used to be an actual slab of ham in a can. I guess either our memories were incorrect or DAK has changed.

I ordered a dozen cans of this ham with free shipping. The product arrived on a timely basis. The packing was poorly done. Two of the cans had to be returned to a retail store location. One of the casn was dented so badly that the product was exposed and leaking into the shiping carton. I ordered online because of the convenience. If I have to go to the store to return something it defeats the purpose.

I bought this to donate and it arrived timely on a free shipping. But the packing was done poorly and it all came dented. I had second thoughts of giving it away but I know the product is still good inside. I had this before and it has chunks of ham. It tastes and smells good.

After receiving the shipment I unloaded the cans to find a couple of them dented from apparently being banged around together. I had this same issue last time but this shipement came packed in teh same way. I will keep the items but it causes me concern. Secondly on the DAK ham there is rust beginning on the back of the cans that I received. This can has a rather long life span of up to 6 years. Since the rust has already started I am concerned as to its condition down the road. I plan on keeping those also but will probably be buying them from the store where I can check for the rust before buying. Thank you

This DAK Ham is really good. I love that it's in a can. It stays fresh till you are ready for it. No refrigeration needed. It can just sit on the shelf. It's the perfect amount for 3 or 4 people for ham and eggs, or ham and pancakes in the morning. It's also great just putting the whole thing in a pan with some brown sugar and a couple pineapple slices with the juice. Jut let it heat over low heat till it's hot all the way through. Cut the ham into thick slices. And serve it with your potatoes and veggies. It's a perfect meal. It's also just the right amount to use when making ham salad for 3 or 4 people. Ham salad sandwiches are a big hit around here. But when you just want to keep it simple, you can always just open it up and cut some thick slices, warm it in the microwave, and fix a hot ham and cheese sandwich. We love it. You can't go wrong with the convenience of the can, the one pound size, the freshness, the great taste, and the many ways you can use it.

Is this spiral cut honeybaked ham? Er, no. However, what this IS, is an excellent product that is awesome value for the money. You get a full pound of product in a can. It is perfect for camping, cabins, boats, stashing in the cupboard for an emergency.. and once opened, it is easy to cut and tastes great. I have used it with eggs and beans for breakfast, in a sandwich for a snack, or just eaten it right out of the can. Once opened I place the can in a ziploc bag in the fridge so the ham remains fresh and firm, ready for use.

I bought a dozen cans of this product. The cans are heavy. They were packed with six packages of Carr's cookies, a delicate product, without a layer of protection or even a cardboard separator. Both products are superb, but Walmart's fulfillment needs work.