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Honeybaked Ham Company
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Review by:
Lonnie B.
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The company I work for gives each of us employees a certificate for The HoneyBaked Ham Co. I was surprised that a lot of people were selling their gift certs this year. We got our Thanksgiving dinner at HoneyBaked last year and were very impressed with it. We got the ham along with a sweet potato casserole and green bean casserole. The ham was the best ham I've ever tasted. It came presliced and perfectly baked. It has a sweet crunchy coating that is like eating candy. The sweet potato casserole was great. Not like the marshmallow recipe you usually think of. This casserole was like whipped sweet potatoes and had some type of brown sugar mixed topping on it. The green bean casserole was like the traditional one with French fried onion rings on top but with a twist. It had red peppers and fresh sliced mushrooms mixed in. I've got my certificate and we're having this for Thanksgiving dinner again this year.
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