8DEOTWP
August 16 2007 12:51 AM EDT
So as I am a student I was doing my ritual feeding at Wal-mart earlier tonight. I had no idea what I was hungry for but I knew it was meat. I wandered, and moped down the aisles until I came to the ultimate in 'exciting foods to eat that you haven't eaten in a long time'.
Lebanon Bologna, woot!
I had two sandwhiches as one just wasn't satisfying enough.. and almost 8 hours later all I taste is freaking lebanon bologna, I can't rid of its terrible smokeyhouse taste, ugh, terrible. Not woot.
But anyways - in my attempt to stir up some conversation, any thoughts or praises of lebanon bologna.. flames?
QBOddBird
August 16 2007 12:52 AM EDT
Never heard of it. I think you're full of bologna! *da dum tssst*
Try spreading Philly Cream Cheese on slices of Lebanon and rolling them up. Tasty treats.
TheHatchetman
August 17 2007 11:57 AM EDT
Lebanon Bologna pwns! (and for *me* to use a "p", you know its true)
ScY
August 17 2007 12:04 PM EDT
Personally i prefer ham and swiss ;)
I grew up on Seltzer's sweet Lebanon Bologna and Longhorn Cheese sandwiches, and I still think it's the ideal deli sandwich.
Smartmuck
August 18 2007 5:24 PM EDT
Eeew bologna...sorry, I've never liked the stuff. I almost never have deli sandwiches now, but what I liked most was good roast beef, cheddar cheese, romaine lettuce, mayo, and horseradish mustard on a good kaiser roll. YUM.
But now, mainly what I eat for meat is local stuff from the farm nearby. That is really, the tastiest stuff, and better for the earth. Sadly, they do not do deli cuts there, though. :( They do have ribs and drumsticks and bacon, though. :D
*sigh* ok that's enough meat talk for me!
8DEOTWP
August 18 2007 7:15 PM EDT
"good roast beef, cheddar cheese, romaine lettuce, mayo, and horseradish mustard on a good kaiser roll."
mmmm, indeed
Eh, sorry for the cows, but I'll take another Big Mac any day of the week.
I've never eaten Lebanon bologna, let alone heard of it, but I really do prefer pepperoni to bologna.
Pepperoni > Salami (w/o the giant chunks o' pepper imbedded) > Turkey > Ham > Bologna
sooka
September 4 2007 9:47 PM EDT
Thunderbird = Don Gorske??
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