$10 off Honey Baked Ham Coupon

[DisneyMomma81]

Love love love HBH ~ got a store 20 min. from my home!

 

[preb]

Thanks so much, Robin! I have a $25 gift card, so with the coupon we'll have a great big ham at an awesome price!

 

[ICan'tWait]

Bummer. My states isn't listed as "participating" at the bottom of the coupon.

 

[mward73]

Thanks. I sent for the coupon, but it looks like it's not valid in VA

It's weird because our local paper had a $5 that said to go to the website upgrade. I thought it would be good here - we have a store about 5 miles away.

Oh well, we'll just get a ham at Giant - they seem just as good to me (but I don't eat much of it to begin with).

 

[Emmabean2000]

What? No Wisconsin hams? Sigh. Thanks for posting though Guess they know we will buy the ham even if we do not have a coupon.

 

[CobraBubbles]

I worked at Honeybaked Ham for years. Expect to pay about $50. (not counting coupons) It's not the ham it's the glaze that's addictive

The hams can range anywhere from $35-$100 depending on lots of factors. $35-lower $50's would be a small half, and $50-$70 would be a larger half and wholes are upwards from $80-$100. I think different markets have different per pound rates but when I left it was over $6/lb.

Btw it's much easier to buy 2 halves than 1 whole, so keep that in mind, and no there is no way to buy extra glaze...and sizes are first come first serve so that's why there's always a line!

 

[S. C.]

OP

 

[S. C.]

not available in my state.

 

[Robinrs]

I worked at Honeybaked Ham for years. Expect to pay about $50. (not counting coupons) It's not the ham it's the glaze that's addictive

The hams can range anywhere from $35-$100 depending on lots of factors. $35-lower $50's would be a small half, and $50-$70 would be a larger half and wholes are upwards from $80-$100. I think different markets have different per pound rates but when I left it was over $6/lb.

Btw it's much easier to buy 2 halves than 1 whole, so keep that in mind, and no there is no way to buy extra glaze...and sizes are first come first serve so that's why there's always a line!

Thanks for the insider info!

I love the glaze but my love for HBH comes from the texture of the meat. It's LEAN, so lean that my only turkey and chicken eating cats would eat it!! I always hated ham growing up because of the fatty marbling, this ham is so lean it's like turkey breast without the dryness!