• Flying Squid@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    I’m a PB & J fan myself, but even if you’re going to have meat in your sandwich, maybe boil some chicken or something. Deli meats are about as unhealthy as you can get. Filled with salt and preservatives.

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      4 months ago

      if you’re going to have meat in your sandwich, maybe boil some chicken or something.

      Ah yes, I generally have an hour to prepare a sandwich for lunch.

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        4 months ago

        I mean… the weekend exists. You can also just buy rotisserie chicken in a lot of places. Even Walmart sells it.

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      4 months ago

      You can get lunch meat that doesn’t have cultured celery extract or sodium nitrate. It’s usually only chicken or turkey, ham pretty much always has it in my experience.

      I’ve also been meaning to make my own using a ham press.You have to grind the meat, fill the tube and boil it. Then you can cut into slices and it’s almost the same as what you get in store.

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        4 months ago

        Yes, in fact. Dual citizen with the U.S. and planning on getting the fuck out if Trump wins. But also, a boiled chicken is easier for a sandwich in terms of cutting it up than a baked chicken and if you put condiments on it, it tastes fine.

        I haven’t eaten meat in many years, but I remember preferring rotisserie.

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          4 months ago

          Now you got me hoping trump wins, just so you fuck off back and take your weird ideas of cuisine back with you. You’re the reason everybody thinks White folk can’t cook.

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                4 months ago

                This is what I said:

                Dual citizen with the U.S

                This is because my father was British and I was born before the cutoff (which I think is 1984), which made me eligible for UK citizenship.