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*is the best lunchmeat in your path*

>> No.17564653

>literally has "worst" in the name

>> No.17564661
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>>17564648
>meat wrapped in kraft singles
>best

>> No.17564780
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>>17564648
Simply an inferior version of braunschweiger

>> No.17565147

>>17564648
Finally someone with tastebuds. Rye bread, good mustard, and red onion. So good.

>> No.17565156

>organ meat

>> No.17565165
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17565165

Not so fast my friend.

>> No.17565172

>>17565147

Finish that off with a dill pickle spear afterwards

>> No.17565445

>>17565147
Potato bread, mustard and mayonnaise

>> No.17565465

>>17565445

I prefer tendies, fries, and honey mustard sauce

>> No.17565752
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>>17564780
Simply a retarded version of actual Braunschweiger.

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>>17564648
best lunchmeat?
no
best weird meat product to spread on a ritz cracker with a little hot mustard and some smoky gouda?
possibly yes

>> No.17565862
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17565862

Yes

>> No.17566283

>>17564648
Russian here, what the fuck is a lunchmeat?

>> No.17566285
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>>17566283
deli meat

>> No.17566291

>>17566285
Deli is a grocery store that also makes its own sausages and sandwiches, right?

>> No.17566297

>>17566283
Any kind of processed meat that's typically sliced thin and put on bread to make a sandwich. Sandwiches are a common lunch food in western culture, hence the term "lunchmeat".

>> No.17566298
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>>17566297
Would you say that pic related is a lunchmeat?

>> No.17566332

>>17566298
Can you put it on a sandwich? Looks like lunch meat to me.

>> No.17566911
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17566911

How far away from New Jersey can you get before you can't find these in a grocery store? North Carolina? Indiana? Is it bullshit and these are in stores across the country?
I keep hearing people say you literally can't find it outside of NJ but it's all over the place in Maryland.

>> No.17567067

>>17566911
Isn't that huge in Minnesota?

>> No.17567095

>>17564653
Wurst. Heathen.

>> No.17567100

>>17564648
>>17564780
>>17565165
>>17565752
>>17566285
>>17566298
>calls them lunch meats/ deli meats
>literally all of that is considered sausage in Germany
You foolish Americans.

>> No.17567251

>>17567100
Besides assorted thin sliced sausages, lunch / deli meat also includes thin sliced portions of non-ground up meat, like hams, roasted hunks of beef, or turkey breast. Americans eat a lot of sandwiches, so it makes sense to have a specific term for the meat you put on a sandwhich.

>> No.17567273

>>17566291
Pretty much; some delis will be more like restaurants with seating areas to eat your sandwiches and the like. Most American grocery stores will also have a deli section, where you can get cut to order meat and cheeses, stuff like sandwiches, wraps, salads, and so on, and might have a seating area too.

>> No.17567299

>>17567251
Not the guy you answered but in Germany the term for stuff like that is "Aufschnitt" which means cut(ted) up. If the meat comes from a sausage it's still called sausage most of the time. Also Aufschnitt refers to everything cut in slices like cheese or less common things.

>> No.17567324

>>17567100
It´s WURSTAUFTRISCH you cretin.

>> No.17567492

That's not olive loaf OR roast beef anon

>> No.17567544

>>17567324
Labskausessender Mistkerl