My father just pointed out a ludicrous piece of advertising from Emmett's ham. The cover of their current catalogue shows a range of very expensive cooked meats strewn out over bales of wheat straw. Not sure when the advertisers were last on a farm, but bales of straw I've seen are full of bugs breaking things down. Presumably they sterilized those hams before selling them? What a poor example of food hygiene.
And I wouldn't think about putting hams costing 39 quid a kilo on the ground in the woods, would you?
And I wouldn't think about putting hams costing 39 quid a kilo on the ground in the woods, would you?
