Thread title is probably in the running.
Iām talking like the hideous combination stuff in your grocery aisle but then worst versions of those found in the depths of the webs.
Hair soy sauce is apparently a thing.
Anyone had Jeotgal?
One place has the best ketchup Iāve ever had - Wurstkuche - a fancy sausage place/bier hall in LA. I agree otherwise
I cannot stand the tiny waist/giant ass look.
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Wurstkuche is good, but youāre left out the key piece of information. What did you use the ketchup for?
Ketchup + meatloaf were made for each other. If you donāt love it youāre not a real 'Murican.
Also, as (I think) the sole Quebec resident around here (for another few days anyway), my opinions of poutine >>> everybody elseās. Verdict: Itās the sum of its parts and itās pretty meh.
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Which places have you tried?
Trader Joe puts tomato sauce on his meatloaf as well.
Recently? None, because itās the sum of its parts and kinda meh. I also imagine itās pretty lousy as a takeout dish.
If you put it in front of me Iāll eat it and be content, but Iām never going out of my way for it.
That stuff (not Heinz brand) is huge in Asia. I could never stand the stuff. Sometimes Iād accidentally receive it instead of Ketchup and start to gag.
Maybe Heinz brand is better than the stuff that was around where I was.
Iāve had a couple of good Turkey meatloaves in my day. Maybe youāre not out of the meatloaf game yet?
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I almost never had meatloaf growing up. This could be a wrong impression just because we didnāt have it, but I think of it as extremely gentile. Too gentile. Not quite ham, but pretty close.
What about outside of the house?
Iām sure I had it a few times. Maybe I was over at some friendās house for dinner at a formative age and they had meatloaf and said grace or something.
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Onion rings tho
Does gentile roughly equate to mid-century suburbs? Thatās how I think of meatloaf. Itās the sort of dish your stay-at-home, Valium addicted mom makes from a Betty Crocker recipe with her avocado colored appliances.
I think heās saying Gentile, as in non-Jew, as in, meatloaf, particularly the bacon wrapped ones, aināt kosher.
Genteel is kosher
I figured. Just my family. I donāt think of sausage as gentile btw. No one in my family that I knew ever kept kosher. Shrug. I think zz gets the point though. Itās betty crocker/waspy/mid-century USA.
They fuckin drown em in that shit.
Chimichurri motherfuckers.
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