New Honey Baked Ham And Cheddar Biscuits Arrive Just In Time For Holiday Breakfast Season

Hannah Beach
·2 min read
ham and cheese biscuit sliders
ham and cheese biscuit sliders - The Honey Baked Ham Company

While we may know the Honey Baked Ham Company best for, well, its honey-baked hams, the company has more to offer. This year, in addition to its hams, turkeys, sides, and pies, you can also buy pre-made and oven-ready ham and cheddar biscuits. In a press release shared with Mashed, the ham company's CMO -- Tripp McLaughlin -- explained that "biscuits represent special gatherings with family and friends, good times and hearty meals with comfort and flavor." As such, the Honey Baked Ham Company now sells Southern-style buttermilk biscuits to upgrade the meals its customers share with loved ones every holiday season.

The biscuits will be offered both in-store in pre-made packs of three and nine and online as an oven-ready eight-pack. Take-and-bake packs come with enough honey-baked ham and cheddar cheese to make sliders, as well as garlic butter and a honey sauce to glaze the biscuits. With this simple kit, ham fans everywhere can achieve a ham recipe everyone needs to try in just a few minutes.

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Other Ways To Prepare The Honey Baked Ham Company's Biscuits

ham and cheese biscuits on plate
ham and cheese biscuits on plate - The Honey Baked Ham Company

Although the Honey Baked Ham Company's new ham and cheddar biscuits come with everything that you need to make some tasty sliders, there are plenty of other ways to enjoy the biscuits. For example, the Honey Baked Ham Company website recommends making biscuits with ham, pickled onions, and a homemade pimento cheese spread. Of course, you could also swap out the garlic butter and honey sauce for a tried-and-true poppy seed butter sauce instead. You could even try making your own version from scratch with an easy buttermilk biscuit recipe.

Whatever changes you choose to make to your ham and cheddar biscuit sliders, the ultimate goal is to end up with something delicious, comforting, and perfect for pairing with a football game, late-night bonfire, or holiday morning breakfast. Bonus points if you need a napkin (or two) to eat it.

Read the original article on Mashed.