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| Standard Shipping | €16.01 | To be delivered between Thursday, May 30 and Monday, June 03. |
| Super Express shipping | €69.58 | It will be delivered Wednesday, May 29 before 6pm. |
| Price: | €126.30 (€63.15/Kg) + €16.01 Standard Shipping costs (€9.20 for orders over €200.00) |
D.O. Los Pedroches Bellota Shoulder - Boneless €138.93 paletilla weighing 2 Kg
In stock but may require an extra 2 days to ship see all weights
| D.O. Extremadura Bellota Shoulder - Boneless €159.81 paletilla weighing 2 Kg
In stock but may require an extra 2 days to ship see all weights
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On sale since September 12, 2009
The paletilla comes in a cardboard box, vacuum packed (see photo).
The bone is cut into pieces and vacuum-packed also. These bones can be used for making stock and soup.

| Standard Shipping | €16.01 | To be delivered between Thursday, May 30 and Monday, June 03. |
| Super Express shipping | €69.58 | It will be delivered Wednesday, May 29 before 6pm. |
If your product is faulty, we will exchange it or refund your money. We will cover the full cost of returning the item and shipping the new one. [How to know if my ham is faulty]
Items must be returned in the original packaging within 15 days after the date of delivery.
We cannot accept returns if the weight of the piece returned (without fat and rind) is less than 75% of the original weight.
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I already had three Bellota ham "Extremadura". These were compared not so salty, and for me the better buy!
Good information Web Site Easy to order Fair Prices Fast Delivery Excellent ham of excellent quality, just a delight! Highly recommended
The ham was very good or very good by the time it lasted, lol, and as I am not as savvy hams nose what else to say.
The red band on the hoof indicates that these hams are bellota grade, the highest quality in the Guijuelo DO.
Marking the pigs, certifying breed purity, supervising diet (acorn-based) and controlling slaughter, salting and drying times are the best quality guarantee for these hams.
The ham tradition in Guijuelo dates from the 16th century and today it is the region that markets the most hams in all of Spain.
The Guijuelo area is 1,000 metres above sea level. Its long winters facilitate natural drying of cuts, and mild summers cause sweating, a vitally important phenomenon in which the fat spreads through the flesh, creating the typical streaks. Humidity and environmental flora are also factors in the ham-curing process, which lasts about two years.
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