Schwarzwaldschinken that's spent almost two years vac-packed in my fridge - a delicious surprise, or Botulism City?
Why not both?
>>9387196
hopefully the latter in your case
>>9387205
Gee, that's not very nice
eat and post results
>>9387196
Depends on how long the original ham was smoked and how heavily it was cured. If it was just fridged and not frozen I wouldn't risk it. The only ham I'd trust to be stored that long would be something like Prosciutto cured for at least 1 year or more. If you can determine that curing date/length it might be safe to eat, but I wouldn't risk it imo.