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I am from SE Penna originally(Montg. Co.). Currently living in North Central In.
The local Walmart now carries a limited TastyKake selection,however no pies.
While on a trip to Florida last month we also found them in Ft. Lauderdale and in Chattanooga,Tenn. Walmarts. The clerk in Tenn. told us that their customers want a bigger selection of them.
I can also find Lebanon Balogna out here.
You can usually find the Scrapple right next to the Head Cheese
Although always described as a cowboy, Roswellnative generally acts as a righter of wrongs or bodyguard of some sort, where he excels thanks to his resourcefulness and incredible gun prowesses.
I can never remember the difference between scrapple, puddin and panhaus...
I've been told one is made from the last identifiable but otherwise unused parts of a hog; one is made from the table trimming scraps, rounded out be floor sweepings; don't remember the third.
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The local Walmart now carries a limited TastyKake selection,however no pies.
While on a trip to Florida last month we also found them in Ft. Lauderdale and in Chattanooga,Tenn. Walmarts. The clerk in Tenn. told us that their customers want a bigger selection of them.
I can also find Lebanon Balogna out here.
Makes me a happy camper.
By the way, Amazon sells all the tastykake stuff...
What about Goetta?
Kinda' like scrapple, but different.
Wife's family likes it with maple syrup.
Pretty close.... and Schmidts Beer....dasf of salt in a class on a hot day............
I've been told one is made from the last identifiable but otherwise unused parts of a hog; one is made from the table trimming scraps, rounded out be floor sweepings; don't remember the third.
Beaners say its good for a hangover
But really good, however a TON of cholesterol
At least someone in this country still eats real food!
(Don't ask me about sonofabitch stew!)