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‎01-11-2015 09:14 PM
About a year and a half ago I was in a local deli where someone was letting you taste Iberian Ham. After trying a sliver, I was hooked and had to have some. When I looked at the price it said $99.99/lb. Well, I thought, I'll just wait until Christmas and get 2 ounces. Christmas came and went, but I hadn't purchased any. So I waited until Christmas of 2014. When I finally got to the store, I realized that the prize was now $149.99/lb. So I thought it was just too much money.
Perhaps if they don't raise the price again, I'll get 1 oz for Christmas 2015 for $9.38.
Just curious, at what price would you draw the line on something you really want?
‎01-11-2015 09:19 PM
Depends how much I want it and what my budget will allow. This ham would probably remain a mystery to my palate at that price.
‎01-11-2015 09:32 PM
would never pay that much.....that must be some tasty ham....my question would be...how much of it do they sell....or phrased another way...how long does it sit in that deli case before it goes bad and they toss it....
‎01-11-2015 09:34 PM
‎01-11-2015 09:36 PM
There is nothing short of gold worth that much money!
‎01-11-2015 09:37 PM
‎01-11-2015 09:50 PM
Do you mean jamón ibérico? I sampled some a few years back. Did you find it at the 9th Street Market?
It kind of looks like Prosciutto, without all the salt. Nutty flavor because the pigs are fed a diet of acorns.
I've heard that jamĂłn serrano @ around $21.99 (it's poorer relative) is also quite good but I never tried it.
‎01-11-2015 09:58 PM
‎01-11-2015 10:40 PM
On 1/11/2015 RoughDraft said:Do you mean jamón ibérico? I sampled some a few years back. Did you find it at the 9th Street Market?
It kind of looks like Prosciutto, without all the salt. Nutty flavor because the pigs are fed a diet of acorns.
I've heard that jamĂłn serrano @ around $21.99 (it's poorer relative) is also quite good but I never tried it.
Yes, that's it exactly. I found it at Di Bruno Brothers in Philadelphia on 18th & Chestnut Streets. And it really sells well. Every time I go there the ham is smaller and smaller especially during the holidays.
I actually heard that it can sell for over $200.00/lb.
‎01-11-2015 10:43 PM
What would I do...I'd try the sample, say "thank you" then walk on by. They can keep their ham at that price.
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