...... 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 .... ?

When I purchased this ham, I wasn't expecting it to be like a bone-in ham. What I wanted it for was seasoning northern beans or frying it up for breakfast meat. It wasn't capable of being sliced. When I tried to slice it, it just mushed up and fell apart. Also had a horrible taste.

This is not the ham you know and love. but then again, maybe it's not supposed to. It looks like, tastes like, and has a texture very much like Spam. It has a long shelf life, which is why I purchased a couple of dozen cans--for dire emergency situations in which the food supply is disrupted. I bought it just in case, and other than opening a can to sample, the rest is stored away in my dry basement. It's not a bad product, and it probably is technically ham, but you probably won't want it for your daily breakfast. I'm giving it four starts becasue its perfect for what it actually is. Just not excactly ham.

DAK ham was DEEELISH!!! Poured the juice of a can of pineapple chunks in a saucepan. Then added a cup of dark brown sugar. Heated the mixture on medium high and stirred until it formed a syrup. Added the pineapple chunks to caramelize them. Sliced the ham into half inch thick slices, and poured the pineapple mixture over the ham. Placed in the toaster oven at 325°F for 20 minutes, and "voila!" Perfect Christmas ham for my grandson and myself!!! Sooo sorry I did'nt take a picture.

The shipment arrived packed in an over sized box with one 12 inch by 8 inch sheet of Kraft brown paper. The items were allowed to move freely within the box. Several items were dented. When I was ready to open the can containing the ham several days later, I noticed the tear back lid had a cease in it and was not completely sealed. It is my feeling that the damage occurred in the shipping and not at the manufacturing site. The total order was discarded. Better to be safe than sorry. Food poisoning is not a happy thing for humans or animal.

This product smells great. When you open the can you will see that the majority of it is fat. FAT. So unless you are wishing for a heart attack or stroke, I personally would avoid. And I did order 10 cans of these. But I ordered them for my cats as a treat. And when I sliced into it and saw the actual fat globs in the greasy to the feel ham product, I guess I can use that word even though it feels foreign, I felt guilty giving it to my cats. So the remaining cans will be stored until this coming Winter when a little extra fat will not be too harmful for outside cats. I hope. Now, if you're stocking up for the next big......whatever, then I can see these being used in a survival kit of some kind. Barely, but I can see it. Tuna would be safer in my personal opinion. But of course I am and have been caring for a husband who had a heart attack at the age of 54 and 56 and since then......none. But his Mother used to cook in Lard and it was a time when 'healthy cooking' and 'comfort food' was far in the future, at least in the back woods where we live.

It maybe chunks of ham all smooshed together in a can but it still taste great! It’s still ham and it is great in beans and ham. I don’t have to worry about the bones. It’s great with eggs and ham scrambled! I love this product!

This is no more than spam shaped like canned ham....Actually, I like spam....So never mind. It's more like the Alpo canned dog food my dog likes. Maybe since I bought 2 of these, I'll give it to him for diinner....Yup.

If any of you have ever eaten Spam, I think this ham product is much better, and better tasting. It is great for school lunches and the kids seem to like it.

Yes. Always good warmed up and added to something for a meal, or slightly fried and make a sandwich with it. Good product to keep around in your LT supplies