Best tinned ham

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Wouldn't usually touch the stuff but we're needing to take some food away with us and my DC (fussy eaters) only really eat ham in sandwiches.

Were traveling for a longtime and will have no cold storage.

There is no such thing as good tinned ham. I love ham sarnies but I wouldn't eat that jellied shit out of a tin if you paid me. Are you sure your DC will eat it? Can't you take a cool box?

I can't take a cool box. I'm happy with tuna, cheese etc but the DC won't be touching it. Like I said I've never had anything to do with it.

What else could I do? I'm wondering about jam sandwiches. For a short time I doubt it'll matter?

I probably wouldn't take sandwiches at all.

Croissants, brioche, crackers etc

Ham hock pate? can't believe how middle class I sound

Pate is a good option. Thank you. They eat that!

Surely pate needs to be kept refrigerated

I actually quite like the m&s ham in a tin

If you are going to buy it then I would get the M+S one

onehello you can buy it in tins I think.

It's really different from packet ham so they might not like it, but I love tinned ham, and tongue.
Jam would be fine though, or peanut butter if they like that.

My XP worked on the deli counter at Waitrose and apparently their 'deli' corned beef just comes out of giant tin! If they eat the processed thin ham it's probably basically the same as the tinned stuff (the texture will be weird though).

Those retro sandwich pastes might work if they like pate. Or hotdogs sausages in buns?

Pek. Can't beat a bit of pek!

What is pek?

Pek is tinned ham.
Yy to the paste suggestion, I like that too, especially the beef or salmon, teenage Dd thinks they are disgusting and weird though, so maybe you need to grow up with it?