Baxter’s Wiltshire Ham and Sweetcorn Chowder
Posted in Store cupboard ingredients by robward
Baxter's Wiltshire ham & Golden Sweetcorn Chowder soup
The ‘Witshire ham’ ingredient is in-fact ‘Ham, Wiltshire cured’, many consumers are confused when place names are used in describing a product. Some consumer could even think that this ham is from Wiltshire, which it is not.
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robward says:
Using a place as a sign for quality needs to be backed by the product been made in that place. Wiltshire is a curing method,
Anonymous says:
Quiet agree this mis labelling needs to be stopped
Anonymous says:
so becuase some consumers are ignorant as to why Wiltshire Ham is called that- you would have it redone and explain- i.e. dumb down the label! and in the process upset the traditional customers who do understand the difference. nope- to petty- if you do’t understand Wiltshie ham you probably don’t buy it- so who cares?