Smithfield ham

Trademark.

1. a brand of Virginia ham.

Example Sentences

Aunt Fanny’s Cabin, which was segregated in its early years, operated from 1941 to 1992, serving fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, “gen-u-wine Smithfield ham” and other regional specialties.

From New York Times

In its statement, Smithfield said it was making the changes to the plant “to meet demand for fresh pork, bacon and the company’s iconic Genuine Smithfield Ham” from U.S. consumers.

From New York Times

A signature sandwich of the Roy Rogers chain, it contains a quarter pound beef patty, a seared slice of Smithfield ham and American cheese, all stuffed into a buttered Kaiser roll.

From Los Angeles Times

So it has come as a shock that Smithfield Foods is shuttering the last smokehouse that produces the area’s signature product, the genuine Smithfield ham.

From Washington Post

“Country meats are what brought this area to the fore in the 1800s. Word was, the Queen of England used to get one Smithfield ham a year.”

From Washington Post