/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18895548
Your opinion should be, "why didn't I get a rotisserie chicken or grocery fried chicken instead" and not spend so much on crap oscar mayer?

That said >>18896036 a guy >>18895548's gotta have his loaf

>>18896036 based, then you see this cringe shit >>18896038

>>18896036
It's good

>>18896036
Rotisserie chickens and such are a "bro meme", it's as cringe as bacon was a few years back

Eat it on a tortilla

>>18895548
Eat a cheap one, eat a really good recommended one, and form your own opinions.
It pretty much bologna with little bits of pickle in it. I like them overall, although the cheap brands oversalt them and add extra sugar. I like to fry them in a pan and make sandwiches.

>>18895548
buy me a pack so i can try it please

>>18895548
This is not bad but olive loaf is better.
Olive loaf and egg salad is my favorite. Use a good bread.

>>18895548
>What should my opinion be

>>18896246
Who doesn't like chicken or bacon?

>>18895548
Pickle and pimiento loaf is only enjoyed by small dicked faggots destined to be forever alone, so your opinion on it, OP, should be "ILOVEIT!"

>>18895548
for me it's liver cheese wrapped in pork fat

>>18899089
>wrapped in pork fat
vile

>>18895548
>Lunch meat
You should avoid it like the plague.

>>18900911
boujee

>>18896246
He's right though, all of this trash food like bologna and spam is priced to rip off rich old boomers that ate it when they were kids, nobody else should waste money on this crap anymore.

>>18895548
>>18899089
I buy cold cuts like these and feed slices to my dog when he’s being a good boy. He also likes olive loaf. Some people say nobody loves olive loaf, my dog loves it! The cheapest cold cuts you can buy make great dog snacks

>>18900945
>>18901091
Trashing foods you've never ate

>>18900945
>priced to rip off rich old boomers
I can get a thing of bologna for $1.59 and a can of store-brand Spam for $2.14.
Not that I'd do anything other than treat my dog but it's not exactly a rip-off.

>>18902011
Oscar Mayer beef bologna is $7 a pound at walmart and the pickle & pimiento loaf is $10 a pound, it's for rich people with pleb taste.

>>18902074
A pound of pimento loaf

>>18895548
>Oscar Mayer

Into the trash

>>18902306
a hammock of cheeze-its and a pallet of chocolate cake

>>18902386
Name a better brand of pimento loaf

>>18903812
I just pinched off a fat hot pimento loaf on the can. Got another one cooking as i type this. You want in?

>>18897471
>>18897592
>>18901091
How do they get the pimentos, olives, pickles, et al into the meat? Must take an amazing amount of skill, no? And what do they do with the pieces of meat they cut out to make room for the insertions? Make "baloney holes" (like, donut holes, but of baloney)?