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.

See my photo of this mess, and compare it to the photo on the label of the product can. As other reviewers have mentioned, this is nothing but chunks of fat pressed together with chunks of light and dark meat. Has a grey, off-color appearance. VERY salty, does not hold up well when heated; turns to mush. I'm especially befuddled because I lived in Europe for five years and I am used to high standards in European foods. I was expecting something similar to the Dubuque canned ham my mother used to purchase when I was a child. Instead, I received something which tastes and cooks worse than SPAM. I bought this over the internet and had it shipped to my home because Walmart is so far away. It appears there is no mechanism for me to report this as an inferior product and get my money back or a credit issued.

Very salty. It was tasty and you could absolutely tell it was made from real ham it just had an unacceptable sodium content. You could use this if you were going to make beans or something that would absorb a lot of the sodium. In a hurricane or a survival situation this product would make you utilize a great portion of your available water. That being said the container was durable and very packable.

I dice it up, fry it off and use it in place of bacon fir flavoring beans, greens and such. It works well for this. I tried it for sandwiches once and wasn't impressed. I definitely don't consider it palatable unless you slice it and cook it off first.

I have been buying Dak can hams for a while but the last 3 cans I bought had big chunks of white fat or grease. It was awful when you bit into it. I have never had this problem before. I thought I would bring this to your attention. I am hoping it was a bad batch. Thank you.

There is some fat in it.. not as lean and as tasty as packaged sandwich sliced ham. Some fat mixed in. Wish it was lower sodium. But its good.. serves its purpose. I open it and leave it to dry out a tad in the refrig.. seems to add some flavor and firm it up nicely.

I hate potted meats. They usually give me a headache, but my husband bought this ham and I reluctantly tried it. So glad I did! Love the long shelf life also. For nights we don't feel like cooking this is perfect, and was great as a ham salad. Totally sold on this ham. We buy several at a time. Great for emergency food supplies too. Hurricane season just got a whole lot tastier!

...... Having not had this little " ham" in a great while, I decided to try it again.... Well, adding it to eggs, boxed scalloped potatoes, frying it up for a sandwich, yeah it is handy to have about. It seemed to have more " ham flavor " this time around , hmmm, an improvement since our last encounter, I wonder .... ?

I don't know what the couple of people that gave such terrible reviews of this product were expecting from a $4 ham but for what it cost this is excellent. If you got a bad one do what you would do with any other product. Return or throw away the bad one and try again. (Especially if you said that you had bought good ones before. If you've never made a mistake in your life THEN and ONLY then can you say it's uncalled for!! I found the hams I bought to be fine. I've never had a problem with DAK hams. If you are looking for a better ham go ahead and pay $20 - $30 for one that's your option.

Ghastly! I expected the small ham that you see in the can's photol It was more like ham and fat mush. It was spreadable, if you could stand the greasy pasty texture of it. Really, if you want chopped up, pressed together ham, buy Spam. It's much better in every way. If you want actual ham, move along, nothing to see here.