[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Scrapple (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 2/8/2011 7:04:50 PM EDT
| It's on dirty Jobs right now, looks and sounds Gross! Anyone here eat it? |
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Quoted: Can you get Neeses sausage? They make it and i can get it local.Hell yeah. Fry it until it's just a little crispy and chow down on it. I wish I could buy it here. http://www.neesesausage.com/products/default.htm |
goes good with either Maple Syrup or Ketchup
Reminds me of an old boss I had telling me about a delicacy that seems local to KCK - Pig Snoot Sandwiches.  http://www.pitch.com/bestof/2001/award/best-pig-snoot-sandwich-15556/ The Tenderloin Grill is one of the few metro-area restaurants that serves this offbeat delicacy, and it isn't for everyone. The rubbery, grayish-brown strip of stewed cartilage still boasts its two snout holes, and the texture is somewhere between soggy leather and boiled rubber. Unlike chitlins, it doesn't smell bad, but the visual appeal is so ghastly that not even melted cheese, sliced tomatoes and onion can make it seem as alluring as one of this restaurant's crispy pork tenderloins or hefty cheeseburgers. But try one. You'll go hog wild. http://whitetrashbbq.blogspot.com/2007/01/hes-got-nose-for-that.html ALL IN THE LINE OF DUTY KC police rookies eat snoot as rite of passageEating pig snoot is a rite of initiation for KCMO police rookies.Later an officer showed up with a can of cold lemon-lime soda but kept it until Farris ate the whole sandwich — in front of a dozen peers. Eating a snoot sandwich is a rite of passage for Kansas City police rookies, and they didn’t want Farris to shirk his duty and wash it down with the soda. Farris started at the back of the sandwich, saving the nostril for last. Sixteen minutes later, after grimaces, "This is gross!” exclamations and a lot of encouragement, the entire sandwich was gone. Courage trumped fear and repugnance. Officer Farris had earned the applause and cheers that followed. Pig snoot sandwiches from the Tenderloin Grill, owned and operated by Ricardo Herrera, have been a KCMO police tradition since 1975.  |
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Quoted: Reminds me of an old boss I had telling me about a delicacy that seems local to KCK - Pig Snoot Sandwiches. http://www.pitch.com/bestof/2001/award/best-pig-snoot-sandwich-15556/ The Tenderloin Grill is one of the few metro-area restaurants that serves this offbeat delicacy, and it isn't for everyone. The rubbery, grayish-brown strip of stewed cartilage still boasts its two snout holes, and the texture is somewhere between soggy leather and boiled rubber. Unlike chitlins, it doesn't smell bad, but the visual appeal is so ghastly that not even melted cheese, sliced tomatoes and onion can make it seem as alluring as one of this restaurant's crispy pork tenderloins or hefty cheeseburgers. But try one. You'll go hog wild. http://whitetrashbbq.blogspot.com/2007/01/hes-got-nose-for-that.html ALL IN THE LINE OF DUTY KC police rookies eat snoot as rite of passageEating pig snoot is a rite of initiation for KCMO police rookies.Later an officer showed up with a can of cold lemon-lime soda but kept it until Farris ate the whole sandwich — in front of a dozen peers. Eating a snoot sandwich is a rite of passage for Kansas City police rookies, and they didn’t want Farris to shirk his duty and wash it down with the soda. Farris started at the back of the sandwich, saving the nostril for last. Sixteen minutes later, after grimaces, "This is gross!” exclamations and a lot of encouragement, the entire sandwich was gone. Courage trumped fear and repugnance. Officer Farris had earned the applause and cheers that followed. Pig snoot sandwiches from the Tenderloin Grill, owned and operated by Ricardo Herrera, have been a KCMO police tradition since 1975. I had pickled pig's feet a couple times. It really wasn't that bad, except that it was really, really salty, although perhaps they're not all like that. It was excessively salty, to the point of being inedible. |
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We need to start a "Shit we PA natives love that everyone outside deems unfit for public consumption" thread. That way all the Scrapple, Yuengling, Shoofly Pie, and Kate Gosselin threads can be consolidated. While we're at it.....all your iced tea are belong to PA:  |
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We need to start a "Shit we PA natives love that everyone outside deems unfit for public consumption" thread. That way all the Scrapple, Yuengling, Shoofly Pie, and Kate Gosselin threads can be consolidated. My local Acme stopped selling corn meal mush. I hope it isn't dying off or anything. 
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We need to start a "Shit we PA natives love that everyone outside deems unfit for public consumption" thread. That way all the Scrapple, Yuengling, Shoofly Pie, and Kate Gosselin threads can be consolidated. While we're at it.....all your iced tea are belong to PA: http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/pp101/savageoneseven/iced-tea.jpg as a PA native, I say we give her to New Jersey, her bitchiness suits them better as to the rest though, I totally agree plus you forgot Potato Chips fried in Lard 
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My relatives in Pottsville, PA loved the stuff and tried to get us to eat it. I said no way even before I knew 'what' was in it. They also put ketchup on eggs. what's so bad about ketchup on eggs? Thats how I eat scrambled eggs You also eat scrapple. |
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Quoted: We need to start a "Shit we PA natives love that everyone outside deems unfit for public consumption" thread. That way all the Scrapple, Yuengling, Shoofly Pie, and Kate Gosselin threads can be consolidated. While we're at it.....all your iced tea are belong to PA: http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/pp101/savageoneseven/iced-tea.jpg Turkey Hill ice cream and tea is good stuff  |
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We need to start a "Shit we PA natives love that everyone outside deems unfit for public consumption" thread. That way all the Scrapple, Yuengling, Shoofly Pie, and Kate Gosselin threads can be consolidated. While we're at it.....all your iced tea are belong to PA: http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/pp101/savageoneseven/iced-tea.jpg Turkey Hill ice cream and tea is good stuff http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l8lq26MZeF1qakev8o1_400.jpg My wife is from Lancaster, PA, so I LOL'd at the PA addiction to SWEETENED gas station branded iced tea! That Turkey Hill stuff tastes like SOUTHERN STYLE iced tea.... made with REAL sugar.... bitches.  Go south sometime and experience what real iced tea is all about.
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