As Easter nears and coincides with spring break for many families, the question of how to stage a holiday meal away from home is becoming a familiar seasonal puzzle. Whether families are headed for a long-weekend at a beachside rental or escaping to the mountains, The HoneyBaked Ham Company is positioning itself as the easy solution for travelers who refuse to compromise on a celebratory spread.
This season, the brand is expanding beyond its signature hams with the debut of a premium prime rib option. Their new prime rib is slow roasted, seasoned, and ready to heat wherever the holiday takes you. The timing is strategic. Families are increasingly planning Easter around mobility, and the company is offering foods that can travel as well as they taste.
HoneyBaked is complementing the prime rib launch by spotlighting the offerings that built its reputation including the sweet-crunchy-glazed Honey Baked Ham, moist turkey breasts, classic sides, and desserts designed to feed a crowd without anyone being tied to a kitchen. With more families handling Easter from temporary digs including Airbnbs, VRBO cabins, and vacation condos, the company is emphasizing convenience without sacrificing culinary quality.
To support travelers, HoneyBaked has released a Spring Break–themed guide outlining smart ways to take Easter dinner on the road. Tips include how to pack a holiday meal for a road trip, how to make the most of small or unfamiliar rental kitchens, and what to know if you’re flying with a ham or prime rib in tow (TSA does allow it).
Chef Tim Ziga, HoneyBaked’s culinary voice, is also offering advice for those looking to keep things simple but memorable. His guidance ranges from assembling an elevated Easter dinner in a bare-bones vacation rental to crafting beach- or pool-ready ham sandwiches that appeal to kids and adults alike.
With its new prime rib entrée joining the lineup just in time for the holiday rush, HoneyBaked is betting that portability, nostalgia, and culinary ease will be exactly what families need as they celebrate Easter wherever spring break leads them.
