What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?
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Geoffrey said:
What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?
I would imagine that it is a pepperoni style sausage made with
turkey.
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Geoffrey said:
What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?
The "gobble" and the "oink".
Sheldon
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"Geoffrey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?
Turkey pepperoni supposedly has less fat than regular pepperoni. Hormel
turkey pepperoni has a lot less fat, but having said that, it still gets
most of its calories from fat. Doesn't taste as good, obviously, and it has
a peculiar dryness when placed on top of pizza and baked (not as weird as
veggie pepperoni, though).My family doesn't complain when I buy Hormel turkey pepperoni, but I can
definitely tell the difference.Chris
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Geoffrey said:
What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?
Presumably a turkey, rather than a pig, gave its all to make it
possible. The skill and taste of the sausage maker may be just as
important. Seasonings are important in pepperoni, as the name implies.I have never tried a turkey pepperoni. The above is speculation.
If the difference does matter, then it matters where he got the turkey
as well.Rodney Myrvaagnes NYC J36 Gjo/a
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