Reviewed: May 26, 2008

Ick.

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KAZSIL

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Reviewed: Mar. 2, 2008

My husband loved it!! Very good. I will use again and again. Much more cost effective and tasty then buying spread from store.

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Wendy G

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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2007

Great use for leftover Christmas ham! Even my 3yr old daughter liked this. I added extra mustard, but otherwise followed the recipe and it turned out yummy. Don't have a food processor, but used a hand-chopper and the ham got diced up just fine.

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~wendy~

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Home Town: Woodland, California, USA

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Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2007

Great base recipe for those of us that just "have" to tinker with recipes. I ground up apprx 1 lb leftover ham, mixed with the pickle relish and stuff in this recipe. I did use (about 1/2 c) chopped up leftover pineapple (that was cooked on my ham)added 1/2 a tub of soft plain cream cheese as well. I also threw in 1 finely chopped grn onion and a few shakes of hot sauce. YUM! Don't add any extra salt as the ham is salty enough. Needs to rest in fridge overnight, then, YUM - on crackers, rye bread rounds, whatever...it's outstanding with my few modifications! Thanks!

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Trish3809

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Reviewed: Nov. 25, 2006

Yum! I had two thick slices of ham leftover from Thanksgiving (maybe 2/3 or 3/4 of a pound total), I omitted the onions, I used more like 2 or 3 tablespoons of dill relish, the teaspoon of mustard, and maybe 1/3 cup of mayo as I don't care for Miracle Whip. I didn't measure anything, just added it in. Oh, and I don't have a food processor, just one of those little mini-choppers. I chopped the ham up (took maybe five or six pulses) then put it in a bowl and added the other ingredients. It tasted great immediately after mixing, I'm sure it'll be much better after sitting in the fridge awhile! A quick and great use for leftover ham. Thanks, Pat. :)

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Duckball

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Reviewed: Apr. 3, 2005

Easy. I did the whole thing in the food processor starting with the onions. I used a bit more than 1/4 cup mayonnaise in place of the Miracle Whip. I also used twice the amount of relish (sweet) and yellow mustard. 4 stars because it's easy but not THE BEST ham spread I've ever had.

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Reviewed: Apr. 25, 2004

My husband requested a ham spread for sandwiches but I've never tasted one before, let alone made one. The first time I made this recipe I used mayo instead of miracle whip, opting for the olives instead of the relish. He liked it, but said it needed more "zing." With the second try, I used a mixture of Miracle Whip and and mayo (we are cutting down on sugar, which Miracle Whip contains) and he said it was perfect! I like it very much as well.

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JHUBB

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Reviewed: Nov. 10, 2003

Not too bad! I have been looking for a ham spread recipe like my mom used to make when I was a child and this one may be a good place to start. Will have to "fiddle" with it a bit!

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Mary Jo

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Home Town: Barboursville, West Virginia, USA

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Reviewed: Aug. 17, 2003

Quick and easy to prepare but didn't pass the picky husband test. I however liked it!

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Hemmie

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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2003

my husband loved it when I used the onion but the kids didn't. The next time I made it I left out the onion and everyone loved it! We used the pickle relish, not the green olives. It was easy to prepare.

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