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:lol:

 

 

 

That's some good stuff. However, I won't read the ingredients, because I know it's some nasty stuff.

 

Carl Childers had it figured out. :lol: "I think I see one of 'em right there, uh huh"

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Horrible, horrible stuff. Way back in the day when my parents were on a shoestring budget, potted meat sandwiches were a staple. I think my mom tried to see just how thin a layer she could spread over the bread.

 

Along with those varieties of cheese, where we recycled the jars as juice glasses, potted meat made for some nasty take-to-school lunches.

 

When I was young we ate it on crackers. Usually when I was out hunting or plinking with my Dad. That or sardines with mustard out of the can and of course sometimes vienna sausages. My Dad use to also eat goose liver lunch meat. That one I couldn't handle. :ohbrother:

Mmmmm...spreadable meat.

MMMMMMM' Braunschweiger !!! Das ist sehr gut !

When I was young we ate it on crackers. Usually when I was out hunting or plinking with my Dad. That or sardines with mustard out of the can and of course sometimes vienna sausages. My Dad use to also eat goose liver lunch meat. That one I couldn't handle. :ohbrother:

 

I have never understood the sardines in mustard thing...but I couldn't even tell you how many guys I know who eat that as a snack when they're camping, hunting, shooting, or whatever.

 

"Hey, let's go camping: the great outdoors, fresh air, campfire..."

 

"Yeah, that sounds awesome. Oh, you know what would go great with that? Some salted and canned fish, packed in mustard."

 

 

:idunno: :idunno: :confused: :confused: :idunno: :idunno:

Always on board on both of my boats.... Good stuff..

MMMMMMM' Braunschweiger !!! Das ist sehr gut !

 

Heck yeah! On a toasted onion bagel with a little bit of spicy brown mustard. Meine Familie ist deutsch - sehr Deutscher.

I have never understood the sardines in mustard thing...but I couldn't even tell you how many guys I know who eat that as a snack when they're camping, hunting, shooting, or whatever.

 

"Hey, let's go camping: the great outdoors, fresh air, campfire..."

 

"Yeah, that sounds awesome. Oh, you know what would go great with that? Some salted and canned fish, packed in mustard."

 

 

:idunno: :idunno: :confused: :confused: :idunno: :idunno:

 

I hear you. I was young and thought it had to be okay if Dad was eating it.:lol: But this is the same guy who gave me my 1st beer at 9 years old. Country Club Malt Liquor in the small can. :isurrender:

Ugh. But, at least it's better than potted meat (something that completely confuses me).

Then I suppose souse is totally off your menu.:D It's not potted meat but it's in the same ballpark. My dad loved it, as do most of the older generation in eastern Kentucky. Not so much for me.

Love it!

When I was young we ate it on crackers. Usually when I was out hunting or plinking with my Dad. That or sardines with mustard out of the can and of course sometimes vienna sausages. My Dad use to also eat goose liver lunch meat. That one I couldn't handle. :ohbrother:

 

 

Hillbilly foie gra? :clap:

Love sardines packed in mustard.

 

Love braunschweiger, or as we sometimes called it, liverwurst. On a sandwich with a thick slice of onion and hot mustard.

 

Vienna sausages - not so much. Question. My wife says that they pronounced them "Vy-eenies". Bear in mind, however, that her formative years were spent in Greenup County. Anyone elso pronounce it that way?

Then I suppose souse is totally off your menu.:D It's not potted meat but it's in the same ballpark. My dad loved it, as do most of the older generation in eastern Kentucky. Not so much for me.

 

Head cheese?

Head cheese?

 

Pretty much one and the same. The stuff looks too much like chopped up pig parts for me to partake.

Were this a sports thread, I'd be reminding folks to stay on topic (Beanie Weenies). However, I think we're okay.

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Vienna sausages - not so much. Question. My wife says that they pronounced them "Vy-eenies". Bear in mind, however, that her formative years were spent in Greenup County. Anyone elso pronounce it that way?

 

Always pronounced it the same way as your wife. :thumb:

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