I PURCHASED the Hamilton Beach Breakfast Sandwich Maker and the 16 oz. DAK Canned Ham (chilled overnight, then sliced into 16 thin slices); expiration date 4/23/2018. I cut a slice of American cheese to fit (4 inch diameter) and also 2 slices bread, scrambled the egg, and put all in the appointed places, waited 5 minutes. BEST breakfast sandwich ever this morning. All you naysayers about DAK Canned Ham don' t know what you're talking about. Oh, by the way, you can find the Comfort Grip Cookie Cutter 4 inch diameter, $3.19 on Wal-Mart online also.

It's ok when you cannot get fresh ham but it amounts to a big can of spam more or less. It does survive the deplorable shipping Walmart currently has so you can be relatively sure it will arrive unopened no matter how badly they pack the box, hopefully.

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.

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.

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

To start off this meat is what you would expect from meat in a can. It is very salty, which is ok when paired with other foods. I used 2 cans to feed 5 people for 1 meal as a side to tortillas and eggs. Everyone said that it tasted "alright" but no one would say it was better than fresh. We will probably have it again but with rice and gravy.

While one would expect fat in such a product, there was too much fat and other by-products in this product.( I purchased multiples, to have on hand in the event of a prolonged power outage since I live in Hurricane territory) The only thing I think this product is good for is ala cooking beans in a crockpot or over a campfire. For lunch sandwiches in slices or making ham salad, I would recommend purchasing a better quality ham product.

I bought this ham to make Cuban jam croquetas. I always buy real jam but I wanted to give this a try figuring that this is what the Cuban bakeries all over Miami use to make their jam croquetas. For starters, this is machine separated jam. So you are getting left over scraps that are chemically cured, bound together with lard (fat), and machine formed to fit into a can. Is it food, yes; is it edible, yes; is it desirable...no! I gave the cats a chunk to see if they liked it and they loved it. So, it makes for perfectly cheap cat food. They devoured this stuff. I did use it to make the Cuban jam croquetas. They came out OK, frying them was fine since the binders in the ham prevented them from exploding. However, they had a slight taste of pig lard. Which, of course, is the fat used to bind these mechanically separated pieces of ham. I am not a fan of lard. Other than that, the croquetas were fine. I'll keep buying this ham but only to feed it to the cats.

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.

The reviews of it not looking like the picture on the canned are spot on....looks nothing like that. That being said, it was pretty darn tasty and went well with the rice I mixed it in with. I plan on buying some more and adding to pizza and also to make sandwiches with. Give it a try, no its not "premium" and no it doesn't look like a 1 pc cut of ham, it is chunk ham pressed together....and nothing wrong with that. This is worth the price and I plan on buying monthly for my rice dishes.