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What is your favorite lunchmeat?

Capicola. On an Italian sandwich roll with lettuce, tomato, provolone, oil and vinegar, salt and pepper.
 
For lunchmeat, I go for roasted beef (my favorite), or turkey. I like ham, but not as sliced lunchmeat. Chunks of pork on a sandwich, I could dig. I love sloppy joes, for example.
 
How about a sermon about the ethical and nutritional advantages of vegan food? :biggrin Because that'd be almost as much an entertaining sermon to give you as telling you you're condemned to hell. :-D
I don't need a sermon but I can respect the nutritional advantages of vegan food.It is just not for me.
 
You probably haven't or you'd know it.
It's also the most expensive cold cut.
Had it for the first time just a couple weeks ago. Someone in a group I was eating dinner with in a restaurant ordered some to share with all of us so we could have the experience. He got 2 ounces at $8.00/oz! (Yeah, not $8.00 per pound, but per OUNCE!!!) It was good, but that little pie plate with just a few tiny paper thin slices of meat cost as much as an entire steak dinner with all the trimmings!!!
 
But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God...Oh, Roast Beef. mmm. Or Pastrami is good too.
 
Had it for the first time just a couple weeks ago. Someone in a group I was eating dinner with in a restaurant ordered some to share with all of us so we could have the experience. He got 2 ounces at $8.00/oz! (Yeah, not $8.00 per pound, but per OUNCE!!!) It was good, but that little pie plate with just a few tiny paper thin slices of meat cost as much as an entire steak dinner with all the trimmings!!!
Sounds terrible, paying that much.
Top of the line proscuitto in a deli might run 16-17 bucks per pound.
 
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