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[barbagris]

I wonder why the German word for manufactured meats never took off 'WURST'

Coz it means SAUSAGE and took off like wildfire in Germany. The closest to SPAM I can think of is Fleischkäse - which is meatloaf pretty much. My wife loves Chopped (Chop-pedd phonetically) which is chopped ham and similar - but coarser cut.

 

[Steel]

I still prefer potted meat. It's much easier to spread on a sandwich.

 

[warp9.9]

I still prefer potted meat. It's much easier to spread on a sandwich.

Looks like cat food

 

[Rocket3Pilot]

Looks like cat food

It's cheaper than cat food! My cat won't eat it?

 

[Steel]

Looks like cat food

So does hog's head cheese, but I eat that too

 

[Ishrub]

So does hog's head cheese, but I eat that too

I was wondering what that was but now I nknow it is really good stuff we call it 'brawn'.


I reckon it would look great as a big block with a couple of eyes, a brain and some ears for decoration.
Reminds me of a great Steve Martin movie

Head cheese - Wikipedia

A version pickled with vinegar is known as souse.Head cheese is not a dairy cheese, but a terrine or meat jelly made with flesh from the head of a calf or pig, or less commonly a sheep or cow, and often set in aspic. The parts of the head used vary, but the brain, eyes, and ears are usually removed.

 

[Steel]

I was wondering what that was but now I nknow it is really good stuff we call it 'brawn'.


I reckon it would look great as a big block with a couple of eyes, a brain and some ears for decoration.
Reminds me of a great Steve Martin movie

Head cheese - Wikipedia

What I'm used to looks more like this.

 

[Jag]

We have scrapple (pan rabbit) first pork dish invented in the Americas! November 9th is national scrapple day, so mark your calendars. Way better than spam!!

 

[rocketjohn]

When's lunch?

 

[D04011]

Crap! After seeing some of these different versions of "food", I've lost my appetite...

I've been to the Spam museum in Austin, Minnesota several times over the years when I am driving from Maine to Seattle and back. It's actually a pretty cool and informative place.