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  1. What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?

  2. Geoffrey said:

    What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?

    I would imagine that it is a pepperoni style sausage made with
    turkey.
    ??

  3. Geoffrey said:

    What is the diffrince between turkey and regular pepperoni?

    The "gobble" and the "oink".

    Sheldon

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    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

  5. 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

    "Never eat more in a single day than your head weighs." --Jim Harrison

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