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Sausage with the "maple" smell?

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  1. I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell got
    infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.

    -- Hilary Duff is America's sweetheart & an international heartbreaker.

    "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -- unknown

  2. Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell
    got infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.


    Maple cured. You can find the same thing in bacon. I don't care for it myself.

    Jill

  3. Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell
    got infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.

    Imitation maple flavoring. I think "Maplene" is an old standard brand.

    Bob

  4. Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -- unknown

    Nietzsche?

    -Jeff B. yeff at erols dot com

  5. Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell
    got infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.

    I'm not aware of a maple sausage made by Farmer John, only a maple flavored bacon. Maybe it's a
    new product.

    --
    Reg email: RegForte (at) (that free MS email service) (dot) com

  6. Yeff <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -- unknown

    Nietzsche?

    -Jeff B. yeff at erols dot com

    Jung!

    --
    And the beet goes on! (or under) -me just a while ago

  7. oh not even that well done..they add flavoring..bad flavoring..if the requestor is talking about
    that maple stuff at the grocery store..and it is not maple smoked..it is (gag) fake maple syrup
    flavor added for flavoring..my husband buys that stuff and I just GAG over it..I will eat regular
    breakfast sausage and run it through the syrup dripped on my plate but the artificially flavored
    stuffing that sausage....did I mention <gag>
    --

    Laura

    "jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell
    got infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.


    Maple cured. You can find the same thing in bacon. I don't care for it myself.

    Jill

  8. hahabogus said:

    Yeff <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -- unknown

    Nietzsche?

    -Jeff B. yeff at erols dot com

    Jung!

    Nietzsche.

    But your answer is very interesting.

    --Blair "Freud."

  9. Reg said:
    Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell
    got infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.

    I'm not aware of a maple sausage made by Farmer John, only a maple flavored bacon. Maybe it's a
    new product.

    I accidently bought the bacon version one time. I hate maple-anything, but I cooked it anyway.

    Fortunately it was just "maple-scented", as it didn't have any maple taste at all. Sure smelled
    strong, though.

    -sw

  10. Laura said:

    oh not even that well done..they add flavoring..bad flavoring..if the requestor is talking about
    that maple stuff at the grocery store..and it is not maple smoked..it is (gag) fake maple syrup
    flavor added for flavoring..my husband buys that stuff and I just GAG over it..I will eat regular
    breakfast sausage and run it through the syrup dripped on my plate but the artificially flavored
    stuffing that sausage....did I mention <gag>

    That sounds positively disgusting. Never mind that it sound gross < gag> too!

    Jill

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    "jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    I was cooking Farmer John maple-flavored sausages and was wondering how the heck the maple smell
    got infused into the meat. I know that you can't produce that naturally in nature.


    Maple cured. You can find the same thing in bacon. I don't care for it myself.

    Jill

  11. "Laura" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    did I mention <gag>

    I think you did. <giggle!>

    --
    ~Ohmster

  12. jmcquown said:


    Maple cured. You can find the same thing in bacon. I don't care for it myself.

    I never cared much for the maple cured bacon, but Johnson's maple sausages are pretty darned tasty.

  13. Yeff said:
    Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -- unknown

    Nietzsche?

    -Jeff B.

    i think so. he died in the tertiary phase of syphilis, though, so i'd take it with a grain of salt.

    your pal, blake

  14. blake murphy said:
    Yeff said:
    Ablang-Duff-Devotion said:

    "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -- unknown

    Nietzsche?

    -Jeff B.

    i think so. he died in the tertiary phase of syphilis, though, so i'd take it with a grain
    of salt.

    your pal, blake

    That just makes it more profound...

    Best regards, :-) Bob

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