Once Again.... Double Smoked "Carver Hams" ~ But NOW For Easter Gifts ✔️

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thirdeye

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My Sam's Club got a shipment of Carver hams two weeks ago. These guys usually are only stocked between Thanksgiving and Christmas, and as many of you know.... I make annual holiday gifts with them.

So, on an impulse... I stocked up with Easter in mind. Frankly, at ~$13/each these are roughly 1/3 the price of a Hallmark card, and taste a lot better. 😄

Today, I smoked my first ham for Easter gifting, and one for us. I have 5 more to go with various delivery dates, extending all the way to mid-May for a family reunion. The first one is lighter on the smoke (as requested), and the second one is kissed with hickory. Thanks for lookin'.
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They look great! Finally got to use my raincheck from a year ago... got my Carver ham for 99 cents a lb.

Ryan
 
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Just a serious question. I’ve heard a lot around here about the Carver ham. I’ve tasted a bunch of the other brands such as Smithfield, Sugar Dale, Farmland, and Frick’s. But never a Carver, so what sets them apart? I’m not even sure I’ve ever seen one in a store locally.
 
Just a serious question. I’ve heard a lot around here about the Carver ham. I’ve tasted a bunch of the other brands such as Smithfield, Sugar Dale, Farmland, and Frick’s. But never a Carver, so what sets them apart? I’m not even sure I’ve ever seen one in a store locally.
Carver is not the brand, it is the type. It is just a boneless ham. Makes for easy slicing. The size is also smaller than a typical bone in ham.
 
Just a serious question. I’ve heard a lot around here about the Carver ham. I’ve tasted a bunch of the other brands such as Smithfield, Sugar Dale, Farmland, and Frick’s. But never a Carver, so what sets them apart? I’m not even sure I’ve ever seen one in a store locally.
Thanks for asking, I was wondering too LOL. We like Sugardale.

We're firmly ham for Easter folks. Only "city or wet ham" (normally Sugardale) but need to try one of these. Throwing a good "cook smoke" sounds tasty too. I really like the look of that slight char! thirdeye thirdeye
 
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