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Ashley lost it when she said she did not like corned beef |
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My mom eats corned beef.. And for St Patrick's Day.. she always has corned beef and cabbage.. but her family is Irish, so maybe that's where it comes from.. I've never eaten it - it looks gross to me... I think it might have been better if they cooked it a little... ??
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Yes, it is called Easy Cheese.... It is actually very expensive for some reason... Like $4 US dollars per can.. I love it..
![]() I read an interview with Gwyneth Paltrow -- where she said she'd rather smoke crack than eat cheese from a tin.. ![]() Are you American?
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Thank you
Are you American?![]() Corned beef is known in the US.. I actually never paid attention to what it consists of though.. Deli's sell corned beef sandwiches commonly.. not sure why Ash had never heard of it.. |
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I thought it was spam she was turning her nose up at not corned beef. Anyways hot dogs come from Germany if I remember. Isn't that why they're called Frankfurters? And Americans have black pudding too. They call it blood sausage.
In the states they have huge canned meats big enough to feed an entire family. http://m.samsclub.com/ip/hormel-blac...m-5-lbs/164316 |
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Yeah, I am.. and I just started watching your reality shows -- when Aaron was on BB.. I love them..
![]() Corned beef is known in the US.. I actually never paid attention to what it consists of though.. Deli's sell corned beef sandwiches commonly.. not sure why Ash had never heard of it.. ![]() Ah, you were an Aaron fan, then you will probably know by now that I wasn't ![]() I used to love corned beef years ago but I haven't touched it for many years, I am now a vegetarian
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I thought it was spam she was turning her nose up at not corned beef. Anyways hot dogs come from Germany if I remember. Isn't that why they're called Frankfurters? And Americans have black pudding too. They call it blood sausage.
In the states they have huge canned meats big enough to feed an entire family. http://m.samsclub.com/ip/hormel-blac...m-5-lbs/164316 And yes, canned meat is sold here.. It looks positively nasty.. Spam is HUGE in Hawaii.. I've read they even sell it at McDonald's in Hawaii... We have a product called "Vienna sausages" sold in a can which is some sort of meat product with that gelatin type substance which keeps it from expiring.. pretty nasty.. Quote:
I thought you might be when I saw that you were from Houston, Texas
![]() Ah, you were an Aaron fan, then you will probably know by now that I wasn't ![]() I used to love corned beef years ago but I haven't touched it for many years, I am now a vegetarian ![]() I wish I could be a vegetarian, but I don't like many foods, so to cut out meat would cripple me..but good for you! |
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I suppose corned beef is just another form of meat that would come into the category of a delicatessen type meat.
I'm sure that's quite common in America isn't it? |
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I think people are confusing 'corned beef' (aka a traditional corned beef brisket, corned beef and cabbage,, corned beef and pastrami on rye) with Corned Beef Hash (which CAN be in a tin/can and is something to do with being chopped up with potatoes). "Hash" is generally diced and fried meat and potatoes. Obviously a home cooked version is different than ones in a tin/can, but since the Uk doesn't tin anything and is known for their fresh balanced diet...that explanation must fall deaf on many of the British ears in this thread. lol.
Also, in the south pacific they sell corned beef in a tin/can and it comes from either new zealand or australia,. |
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I think people are confusing 'corned beef' (aka a traditional corned beef brisket, corned beef and cabbage,, corned beef and pastrami on rye) with Corned Beef Hash (which CAN be in a tin/can and is something to do with being chopped up with potatoes). "Hash" is generally diced and fried meat and potatoes. Obviously a home cooked version is different than ones in a tin/can, but since the Uk doesn't tin anything and is known for their fresh balanced diet...that explanation must fall deaf on many of the British ears in this thread. lol.
Also, in the south pacific they sell corned beef in a tin/can and it comes from either new zealand or australia,. Are you really there?Corned beef is sold in the UK both in a can and sliced (loose). |
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americans are always making meat loaf on films and tv shows
how can they not like corned beef. |
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After saying she did not like corn beef, Ashleys vote collasped as she alientated the millions of british people who love traditional delicacy.
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I’d rather eat shit than eat corned beef, and so does everyone I know.
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Ashleigh is eating corned beef now live on Sunday Brunch. She loves it - proper cured Corned Beef and not from a tin
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Corned beef hash is absolutey yummy.
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