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Anonymous Sat Mar 19 09:50:36 2022 No.17575261 [DELETED]

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>ACTUALLY it's called cottage pie, shepherd's pie only uses ground lamb

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 19 09:53:16 2022 No.17575264 >>17575261 What if you used ground pork

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 19 09:53:40 2022 No.17575265 yeah and what are you going to do about it huh?

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 19 10:20:08 2022 No.17575313 >>17575261 mods allow this gay shit but don't allow vocaroos.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 19 10:34:09 2022 No.17575340 >The term shepherd's pie did not appear until 1854, and was initially used synonymously with cottage pie, regardless of whether the meat was beef or mutton. >>17575264 Swineherd's pie.