Do you eat polony?

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I used to eat it as a kid but stopped when I heard that it contains lips, eyelids, genitals, anuses and all the other undesirable parts and organs.

Firstly, is this true? Perhaps not to the extent of the items I've mentioned.

Secondly, if it is, where can you get polony that's just made of regular meat?

Does the same apply to viennas?
 
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Don't eat polony but not because of what it contains but because of the way its prepared. Depends on who or how it's cooked ill eat almost everything including genitals and brains but my problem with polony is that Its chemically cooked so to speak.

The way they wash it is just nit on.
 
Those parts are only undesirable because we have been brainwashed to think they are. Why should it be acceptable to eat an ox tail but not a pigs trotter. Or a cut of beef from a cow's ass but not it's cheekbone. Or to eat a chicken but not a monkey. It's all in the mind.
 
Elimentals said:
Don't eat polony but not because of what it contains but because of the way its prepared. Depends on who or how it's cooked ill eat almost everything including genitals and brains but my problem with polony is that Its chemically cooked so to speak.

The way they wash it is just nit on.
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Don't leave us hanging! Elaborate...?
 
abzo said:
I used to eat it as a kid but stopped when I heard that it contains lips, eyelids, genitals, anuses and all the other undesirable parts and organs.
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How is that any different to sausages, viennas and burger patties? :D

All processed meat contains the animal's leftovers.
 
abzo:8282775 said:
Elimentals said:
Don't eat polony but not because of what it contains but because of the way its prepared. Depends on who or how it's cooked ill eat almost everything including genitals and brains but my problem with polony is that Its chemically cooked so to speak.

The way they wash it is just nit on.
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Don't leave us hanging! Elaborate...?
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Maybe some things are better left unsaid....I eat the stuff when there's nothing else and would rather not know anymore than I have to.:D
 
My dogs love polony i give it to them every morning and every night as a treat .
But i would never eat it :D
 
What about chicken polony? I think that would be ok. Chickens have small genitals and arseholes. I could probably eat those.
 
abzo said:
What about chicken polony? I think that would be ok. Chickens have small genitals and arseholes. I could probably eat those.
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With chicken the arse is part of the meat that you normally eat, so it wouldn't end up in the polony/vienna/sausage.
 
Nope. In fact I'm suspicious of any type of processed meat (mince etc). I'll rather go for vegetarian option then.
 
abzo said:
What about chicken polony? I think that would be ok. Chickens have small genitals and arseholes. I could probably eat those.
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Again, its not what is in it thats the problem, its how they wash em. The chemicals they add to clean em. That smell just came back to haunt me dammit!!! My nephew worked for escort and I visited him a couple of times, that and dog food factories in my view is places people should never ever go to.

If you really like polony its best to make your own aka ground your own meat, season and boil then ad solidifiying agents and cool into a container. That or just get ham and ?silverside?slices at the local deli.
 
I eat it...

Couldn't care what its made from or how the prepare it tbh... it tastes nice on occasion.
 
Don't care what's in it or how it's made. A polony gatsby would be pretty good right now.
 
Try vegetarian polony...contains no meat.

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http://www.frysvegetarian.co.za/products/frys-vegetarian-polonyslicing-sausage/
 
Don`t expect prime cuts to be ground up and made into something else that sells for cheaper.

I Don`t like the taste of polony, and chicken polony scares me for some reason. I`ll eat spam and ham though.
 
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