How Do Honey Baked Ham Stores Stay Afloat in a Sagging Economy?
Visits to Honey Baked Ham stores are a holiday tradition for a large number of families. Much like a giant food store devoted solely — at least initially — to the art and science of honey baked ham, Thanksgiving and Christmas are the main holidays when such heavenly ham dishes and also brined turkey offerings will make it onto the dinner table. For the rest of the year, however, families who do eat their dinners together quite frequently rely on the Kraft quick meals and TV dinners that allow parents to cram 30 hours into one 24 hour period. How do Honey Baked Ham stores stay in business? Honey Baked Ham Stores versus Linens ‘n Things Do you remember Linens ‘n Things? Founded in 1975 and finally belly up in 2008, the once proud New Jersey retail chain that previously operated 571 stores filled with home goods and that turned a $2.7 billion revenue recording (according to Forbes) in 2005 – which translated into $36 million in net profits — became victim of its failure to offer low pr
