Is the official state sandwich going to be called pork roll?

 

Nope.

 

Taylor Ham, bitches!

 

Most of you rollers probably don't have family history that goes back far enough to understand the original AND traditional name. Like if a French family moved in next door and called bagels bread.

If it made by Taylor, it's the real Taylor ham

If it's made by Case, it's generic pork roll

Is the official state sandwich going to be called pork roll?

 

Nope.

 

Taylor Ham, bitches!

 

Most of you rollers probably don't have family history that goes back far enough to understand the original AND traditional name. Like if a French family moved in next door and called bagels bread.

 

A little history for the non beleivers

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_roll

Boxes are packages, by definition.

I think we nailed your first request

 

That fact that they were made to change the label, does not change the product

 

Pork roll (regionally known as Taylor Ham)^[1][2] is a pork-based processed meat originating and commonly available in New Jersey, Delaware and parts of Pennsylvania and Maryland. It was developed in 1856^[3] by John Taylor of Trenton, New Jersey, and sold as "Taylor Ham". Other producers entered the market, and subsequent food labeling regulations required Taylor to designate it as a "pork roll" alongside their competitors.

nope boxes are packaging as in the cover over the package

What I find interesting about that Wiki entry is that it is titled "Pork Roll" and not "Taylor Ham" - And if you search Wikipedia for Taylor Ham it brings you to the Pork Roll page.

 

It's first sentence has the answer:

Pork Roll (regionally known as Taylor ham)

If it's true name was Taylor Ham wouldn't Pork Roll be listed as the regional name?

If I make a product from a chicken and call it beef, is it beef because I say so? 

If I make a product from a chicken and call it beef, is it beef because I say so? 

Apparently, because tradition.

If I make a product from a chicken and call it beef, is it beef because I say so? 

 

No, you'd call it Dog

 

Pork/Beef/Chicken = Hot Dogs.

If I make a product from a chicken and call it beef, is it beef because I say so? 

If the government told you to call it beef, some here would say Yes.

PLEASE STOP IT WITH THIS SHIT.

PLEASE STOP IT WITH THIS SHIT.

What? Calling it Taylor ham? Yup I agree

Can one of you Rollers remind me what the official New Jersey state sandwich is going to be called?

Can one of you Rollers remind me what the official New Jersey state sandwich is going to be called?

Taylor ham/pork roll, egg and cheese according to assemblyman Tim Eustas (sp?). So they are playing both sides

As an unscientific test this morning, before my road trip south, I went into the Summit Diner in my home town and asked for a pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. They just looked at me funny as if I was speaking a foreign language....

I apologized and said I meant to say Taylor Ham. They smiled and made my breakfast sandwich.

 

 

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As an unscientific test this morning, before my road trip south, I went into the Summit Diner in my home town and asked for a pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. They just looked at me funny as if I was speaking a foreign language....

I apologized and said I meant to say Taylor Ham. They smiled and made my breakfast sandwich.

 

 

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There you go. What more proof do we need? One person, at one diner, asking one person for it. The majority looses.

 

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As an unscientific test this morning, before my road trip south, I went into the Summit Diner in my home town and asked for a pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. They just looked at me funny as if I was speaking a foreign language....

I apologized and said I meant to say Taylor Ham. They smiled and made my breakfast sandwich.

 

 

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Is the dinner a gender neutral dinner.. 

As an unscientific test this morning, before my road trip south, I went into the Summit Diner in my home town and asked for a pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. They just looked at me funny as if I was speaking a foreign language....

I apologized and said I meant to say Taylor Ham. They smiled and made my breakfast sandwich.

 

 

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Did you ask to see the packaging from which your pork roll was freed from?...how do you in fact know what you were eating?.....Since Taylor Ham doesn't exist, I guarantee that you enjoyed your pork roll egg and cheese in spite of the insufferable idea that you think this so called "taylor ham" is a real product.  Unscientific is indeed correct.  It saddens me to know that there are so many Taylor Shamites that refuse to see the true face of breakfast...there is but one and its meaty name is Pork Roll.

As an unscientific test this morning, before my road trip south, I went into the Summit Diner in my home town and asked for a pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. They just looked at me funny as if I was speaking a foreign language....

I apologized and said I meant to say Taylor Ham. They smiled and made my breakfast sandwich.

 

 

AVB-AMG

 

 

It's Summit - rich north jerseyans - of course they call it Taylor Ham.  

As an unscientific test this morning, before my road trip south, I went into the Summit Diner in my home town and asked for a pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. They just looked at me funny as if I was speaking a foreign language....

I apologized and said I meant to say Taylor Ham. They smiled and made my breakfast sandwich.

 

 

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That's funny. I went to my local shop this morning here in Atlantic Highlands. I asked for a PRECSPK on a whole wheat everything bagel.

 

The counter girl smiled, nodded, reached into the deli case, grabbed the familiar cotton sack of Taylor's Pork Roll and made me my sandwich.

You had me til the bagel High Exposure. PEC is to be eaten on a Hard Roll not a Kaiser Roll or Bagel

 

 

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That's funny. I went to my local shop this morning here in Atlantic Highlands. I asked for a PRECSPK on a whole wheat everything bagel.

 

The counter girl smiled, nodded, reached into the deli case, grabbed the familiar cotton sack of Taylor's Pork Roll and made me my sandwich.

HE, Didn't know you were an AH guy too. Atlantic Bagel is a great breakfast joint, and the folks there are really nice. PRECSPK is how I roll too (but on a kaiser bun). Sometimes I would go to Slaters for a change of pace, but would need to order the skinny sandwich. 2 inches of porkroll in a sandwich is just gross. I just sold my house on Park Ave after deciding our family loves it up here in New Hampshire. But we come back often to visit friends.

 

 

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If I am at Katz on Bay Ave in Highlands I get it on a hard roll (they have great hardrolls). At Atlantic Bagel I get it on the everything bagel. At home, I make Pork Roll on an English muffin with runny eggs. Sue me.

 

I have never liked Slaters.

 

Yeah man, I grew up in AH. Moved to Sayreville for a bit and then got married and moved back to AH about 3 years ago. If you're going to be around give a shout.

It's Summit - rich north jerseyans - of course they call it Taylor Ham.

Maybe some north Jersey diners and restaurants charge more and their patrons will pay more for Taylor Ham than the more pedestrian sounding pork roll......? Hmmm .....

 

 

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Maybe some north Jersey diners and restaurants charge more and their patrons will pay more for Taylor Ham than the more pedestrian sounding pork roll......? Hmmm .....

 

 

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I think we are onto something. Maybe Bennys and the rest in North Jersey insist on calling it Taylor Ham because they think they are too good to eat a commoner sounding food like Pork Roll [emoji6]

 

 

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Can one of you Rollers remind me what the official New Jersey state sandwich is going to be called?

 

Delicious!

I think we are onto something. Maybe Bennys and the rest in North Jersey insist on calling it Taylor Ham because they think they are too good to eat a commoner sounding food like Pork Roll [emoji6]

 

 

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I grew up in the Barrio and it was still Taylor ham.

BACK FROM THE DEAD

http://nj1015.com/this-is-soooo-new-jersey-brewery-sells-beer-made-from-pork-roll/

If the government said, "You can't put Taylor Ham on the label anymore, put "dogshit" on the label," would you guys be asking for a dogshit sandwich?

Why do people insist on calling a product "ham", when it contains no ham and hasn't been called that by the manufacturer for forever?

 

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because they live in the past