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  1. The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't bad.
    It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or two on
    hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with this stuff.

    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    Kathy

  2. "K. Reece" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this


    stuff.

    Quoted message said:

    It actually wasn't bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see
    keeping a pouch or two on hand for a serious


    time

    Quoted message said:

    crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with this


    stuff.

    Quoted message said:


    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    Kathy

    That's too far on the 'mystery meat' scale for me. Maybe for fallout shelter supplies...

    Jack Bunker

  3. K. Reece said:


    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't
    bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or
    two on hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with
    this stuff.

    For 'time crunch' instances wouldn't Taco Bell be mucho pronto...

    Quoted message said:

    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    If not Mexican flavored it wouldn't be a taco, si... not unless your talking the kinda tuna-taco I'm
    thinking... hehe

    Anyhow, the thought of mystery meat inna bag gives me the willies... sounds like something inna bag
    I usta put a match to for a Halloween door mat.

    ---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =--- ---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =--- Sheldon
    ```````````` "Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

  4. K. Reece said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't
    bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or
    two on hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with
    this stuff.

    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    Kathy

    They probably use canner or cutter grade beef in that [censored]. You are better off buying ground beef
    (it's better if you grind your own,) and buy one of those boxed taco kits in the market. Much better
    than that Wal-Mart stuff, but not nearly as good as an authentic Mexican recipe--which btw you can
    get in just about every kiosk in Dist. Federal; Mexico City

    Richard

    --
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------

    Dum spiro, spero. (Cicero) As long as I breathe, I hope.

  5. Jack Schidt® said:

    "K. Reece" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't
    bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or
    two on hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with
    this stuff.

    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    Kathy

    That's too far on the 'mystery meat' scale for me. Maybe for fallout shelter supplies...

    Jack Bunker

    Hmmm, bunker mentality. Haven't seen that since the 1970's, and I live in tornado and
    earthquake country.

    I don't use hamburger for tacos, anyway. I use spicy hot pork sausage. Combine that with your taco
    seasoning and see if it doesn't add a bite!

    Jill

  6. jmcquown said:


    Jack Schidt® wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    That's too far on the 'mystery meat' scale for me. Maybe for fallout shelter supplies...

    Quoted message said:

    Hmmm, bunker mentality. Haven't seen that since the 1970's, and I live in tornado and earthquake
    country.

    You've forgotten Y2K already!!!???

    Quoted message said:

    I don't use hamburger for tacos, anyway. I use spicy hot pork sausage. Combine that with your taco
    seasoning and see if it doesn't add a bite!

    Yeah, stomach acid biting my esophagus. (smile)

    nancy

  7. Nancy Young said:
    jmcquown said:


    Jack Schidt® wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    That's too far on the 'mystery meat' scale for me. Maybe for fallout shelter supplies...

    Quoted message said:

    Hmmm, bunker mentality. Haven't seen that since the 1970's, and I live in tornado and earthquake
    country.

    You've forgotten Y2K already!!!???

    Quoted message said:

    I don't use hamburger for tacos, anyway. I use spicy hot pork sausage. Combine that with your
    taco seasoning and see if it doesn't add a bite!

    Yeah, stomach acid biting my esophagus. (smile)

    nancy

    Some of us don't have that problem 🙂 Yeah, I forgot all about Y2K, the non-event. Still have
    bottled water around in case of a tornado 🙂

    Jill

  8. PENMART01 said:
    Quoted message said:

    I don't use hamburger for tacos, anyway. I use spicy hot pink sausage. Combine that with
    your taco!

    Ahahahahahahahahaha. . . .

    Mmmm... manmeat taco...

    --
    John Gaughan
    johngaughan.netjohngaughan.net
    [email hidden]

  9. Hark! I heard "K. Reece" <[email hidden]> say:

    Quoted message said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't
    bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or
    two on hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with
    this stuff.

    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    You're brave, Kathy! I saw that stuff at my Wal-Mart, but wasn't eager to try it. It just sounds so
    odd -- non-refrigerated hamburger...

    --
    j.j. ~ mom, gamer, novice cook ~ ..fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, yum!

  10. "j.j." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hark! I heard "K. Reece" <[email hidden]> say:

    Quoted message said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this


    stuff.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    It actually wasn't bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could
    see keeping a pouch or two on hand for a serious


    time

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with this


    stuff.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    You're brave, Kathy! I saw that stuff at my Wal-Mart, but wasn't eager to try it. It just sounds
    so odd -- non-refrigerated hamburger...

    --
    j.j. ~ mom, gamer, novice cook ~ ..fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, yum!

    LOL, I don't think it was bravery. It was fairly early in the day and I hadn't eaten any thing yet
    and it smelled pretty good. Amazing the things you'll try before common sense wakes up and takes
    over. It really was better than I expected. It pretty much resembled the meat you'd get on a taco at
    Taco John's or Taco Bell. I'm not saying that's excellent mind you, just better than I expected and
    not worse than commercial taco meat.

    Kathy

  11. John Gaughan said:
    PENMART01 said:
    Quoted message said:

    I don't use hamburger for tacos, anyway. I use spicy hot >>> sausage.


    Combine that with your taco!

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Ahahahahahahahahaha. . . .

    Mmmm... manmeat taco...

    Amazing how little it takes to amuse men. Give 'em a truck and a riding mower and a sausage joke and
    they're set for life... 🙂

  12. jmcquown said:

    Amazing how little it takes to amuse men. Give 'em a truck

    (laughing) You see Dave Barry today? Cracked me up.

    nancy

  13. jmcquown said:

    Amazing how little it takes to amuse men. Give 'em a truck and a riding mower and a sausage joke
    and they're set for life... 🙂

    Amazing how little it takes to amuse women. Give 'em chocolate and ice cream and they're set for
    life... 🙂

    --
    John Gaughan
    johngaughan.netjohngaughan.net
    [email hidden]

  14. K. Reece said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't
    bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or
    two on hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with
    this stuff.

    There are two other flavors but I only tried the Mexican flavor.

    Kathy

    I just picked up some frozen pre-cooked ground beef (Italian flavor) at H-E-B yesterday. Used it in
    my stromboli tonight, and it wasn't half bad. Saved me time, too.

  15. K. Reece said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this stuff. It actually wasn't
    bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see keeping a pouch or
    two on hand for a serious time crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with
    this stuff.

    I can't beleive you, of all people, are endorsing this pre-cooked bastardized 'meat product'.
    Who makes it?

    -sw

  16. "Steve Wertz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    K. Reece said:

    The sample lady at Wal-Mart was handing out mini tacos made with this


    stuff.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    It actually wasn't bad. It comes in a foil pouch and it's in the canned meat section. I could see
    keeping a pouch or two on hand for a serious


    time

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    crunch meal. You could have tacos in less than 10 minutes with this


    stuff.

    Quoted message said:


    I can't beleive you, of all people, are endorsing this pre-cooked bastardized 'meat product'. Who
    makes it?

    -sw

    I have no idea who makes it!! I know, I almost never use any kind of pre-cooked or convenience foods
    of any kind. For that matter I don't even buy grocery store meat! They caught me off guard. I guess
    that's what happens when you go to the store before you're fully awake and have had something to
    eat!! LOL If I hadn't actually tasted I'd never buy it either. I probably won't buy it more than a
    couple of times during tax season when I don't have any time to cook. I'll make up for it later in
    the spring and throw a couple of briskets on to smoke.

    Kathy

  17. MareCat said:

    I just picked up some frozen pre-cooked ground beef (Italian flavor) at H-E-B yesterday. Used it in
    my stromboli tonight, and it wasn't half bad. Saved me time, too.

    You spent that time working to make the money to save the time you saved cooking, but the time you
    spend working is often more than the time you save cooking.

    --Blair "I'm learning all about irrational economics from our new
    government-like tyrrany product."

  18. John Gaughan said:
    jmcquown said:

    Amazing how little it takes to amuse men. Give 'em a truck and a riding mower and a sausage joke
    and they're set for life... 🙂

    Amazing how little it takes to amuse women. Give 'em chocolate and ice cream and they're [fat] for
    life... 🙂

    I fixed a typo there.

    If you really want to amuse them, give them the sausage.

    --Blair "Just hope they don't think it's a joke."

  19. (j.j.) said:

    You're brave, Kathy! I saw that stuff at my Wal-Mart, but wasn't eager to try it. It just sounds so
    odd -- non-refrigerated hamburger..

    Well, there's tuna in a pouch, salmon in a pouch, and chicken in a pouch, so why not hamburger? No
    more scary to have non-refrigerated hamburger than any of the others.

    Connie
    *****************************************************
    My mind is like a steel...um, whatchamacallit.

  20. Hark! I heard [email hidden] (ConnieG999) say:

    Quoted message said:
    (j.j.) said:

    You're brave, Kathy! I saw that stuff at my Wal-Mart, but wasn't eager to try it. It just sounds
    so odd -- non-refrigerated hamburger..

    Well, there's tuna in a pouch, salmon in a pouch, and chicken in a pouch, so why not hamburger? No
    more scary to have non-refrigerated hamburger than any of the others.

    Chicken in a pouch? I haven't seen that one. Fish is different -- no one gets e-coli from fish...

    --
    j.j. ~ mom, gamer, novice cook ~ ..fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, yum!

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