Our local grocery stores make them.

We're received them as gifts. Once they thaw they taste exactly like the ones you buy in the stores. The secret is to not heat them, let it come to room temp after thawing in the frig. (I bet the ones available in the stores have been frozen before being shipped to the franchises.)

It's a chain or franchise stores, not sure which. Like saying Domino Pizza. Try Google for locations

Their hams are very good.

Trader Joe's carry an excellent ham. we get it every Easter. i was there last Friday and they had a good amount!

its just like HB. they give you the glaze to put on, it is really delicious. i actually think its better than HB... we bought them for years but our store went of business so we gave TJ's a shot and very glad we did. i think you will be pleased. hope u have a TJ's near you!

sportfanatic, if you're talking about TJ's uncured ham, I have a different view.

My wife bought one the week before Thanksgiving and when opened to make a couple of sandwiches, we both made faces at each other after the first tasting bite. We both disliked it, it doesn't have a typical ham (or smoked pork) flavor. Luckily TJs has an easy return policy (like Costco) so they took back the opened package for a full refund.

Taste is individual, I'm glad you like it. I don't recommend it.

Bob, call and ask at the online store. We got one years ago and it was NOT frozen. Order now. ASAP.

Bob, in my city Honeybaked Ham is a franchise, so Google it for your area as Elmer has said.

Costco, local grocery, online.

Amazon grocery

take the hour drive! NO supermarket ham is gonna come close. it'll be expensive, for sure, but worth it.

Just for the two of us, I've been buying a one pound package at the Honey Bake store every so often. Last year, we went by there right after the holidays, and there was a huge sale. I got a 10 pound ham for $39.99 and split it with my DIL And froze it in reasonable portions.

In Charlottesville, I'd go to the Wegman's and ask for their recommendation. They might be able to provide samples.

I would make the 2 hour drive to get the ham that I want.

Here we also have Logans farm honey ham. They have stores just like honey baked. Great ham. I have bought various grocery stores version with the glaze package included. I have had good results usually. I think every grocery store has some.

GFS here in Michigan.

Using the google to search the interwebs to find something never occurred to me. LOL. Of course that was the first stop, and where I found that the local store had closed and that the closest store about an hour away. Since my brother's idea was directed toward lessening the burden of hosting the family on my wife and me, having us drive two hours over the mountain wouldn't really accomplish that.

The suggestions of Trader Joe's or Costco or Wegman's are helpful. There is a Trader Joe's and a Costco just a couple of miles away, and a new Wegman's maybe 5 miles away. IIRC Costco requires a membership, so I'll likely try Trader Joe's (if I can get a sample), or use this as a reason to go to the new Wegman's.

One question I had is how are the "Honey Baked" type hams different from the ham at the deli? When I was at my usual grocery store a day or so ago, they had Boar's Head Sweet Slice ham on sale, and it is really good ham. Could I buy a whole ham unsliced, and heat it and glaze it and slice it and expect good results?

Bob, none are as good as Honey Bake in my mind. I'd order one online way before I'd get any of the others.

Order a Harrington ham online. They have a huge choice - boneless, bone-in, spiral cut. It's a wonderful game and has never disappointed me.