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  1. IntenseMagic

    IntenseMagic Some grannies cuss a lot. I'm some grannies.

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    Today is National Bologna Day! I cannot write or type that word without this commercial going through my head (yes, I'm dating myself)



    It seems like most of the people I know either love bologna or hate it. I've never heard anyone who is really just meh about it. DH hates it, I love it. Sometimes, nothing beats a good bologna sandwich. I like it with mayo or mustard, some onion, cheese. But I would have to say that my favorite way to eat bologna is fried :)

    Do you enjoy bologna??
     
  2. Iowan

    Iowan Is this heaven? No, it's Iowa

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    We grew up with bologna sandwiches with white Wonder bread and French’s mustard. We rarely had it fried but I remember liking the fried version. I haven’t had a bologna sandwich in 30 years or so, I guess I thought it was unhealthy.
    I will have the catchy tune in my mind all day! :crazy
     
  3. weaselwatchr

    weaselwatchr Viva, Las Vegas!

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    I remember liking it although I haven't had any in a very long time. I'm with Carol on this one maybe 30 years.
     
  4. HavaDrPepper

    HavaDrPepper Space. The final frontier

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    A fried bologna sandwich was one of the first things I ate back in May when I could start eating anything again. It tasted so good! We have a bar/restaurant here in town that has the best friend bologna sandwiches. They use a really thick cut of bologna.

    I've been known to take a piece of bologna, put it on a plate, cut it up and eat it that way. Or rolling it up and just eating it that way. Guess you could say I like bologna...

    And, yes, I remember the commercial.
     
  5. Karen

    Karen Wiggle it, just a little bit!

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    I totally sing that same song every time I have to spell it too! :giggle

    I occasionally throw some in the grocery cart for some good old bologna sandwiches in the summer. Although I do get the turkey version now.
     
  6. weaselwatchr

    weaselwatchr Viva, Las Vegas!

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  7. G.J.

    G.J. If I Could Turn Back Time

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    kisses for Bart
     
  8. bellbird

    bellbird Pollywog

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    i don't think we even have it here (i thought you might be going to Italy!)
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    It sounds like what we have called devon though? & just the thought of it makes me nauseous -so i'm definitely on the 'ick' side
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  9. Cherylndesigns

    Cherylndesigns All glasses should be bigger than 1.5 oz

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    Oh thanks, now I'm singing the Oscar Mayer song. :duh:lol We like it - on white bread with Mayo. Fried bologna is good, too.
     
  10. meganmecrazy

    meganmecrazy Caution: Randomly Breaks Out into Show tunes

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    I'm actually meh about it! I don't love or hate the taste of it but after knowing how it is made and all...I stay away!
     
  11. littlekiwi

    littlekiwi I charge by the hour for anything before noon

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    agree fully with @bellbird on this
     
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  12. Ferdy

    Ferdy Heavy Metal Head Banger

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    I had to Google for translation, and we have it here, but it seems that the Bologna kind is more expensive and the cheaper one is called "mortadela". I like it!!
     
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  13. michelepixels

    michelepixels A pun is not fully matured until it is full groan.

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    I ate bologna and liked it for the first two decades of my life but after I learned how unhealthy processed meats are, it was easy to give up. I think I was always meh about it. I've always been meh about meat in general. I ate it because I thought I needed to for protein but was never excited about any kind of meat. Now I'm plant based and eat meat as little as once a week.

    By the way, I can also hear/sing the Oscar Mayer song.
     
  14. gonewiththewind

    gonewiththewind I choose joy.

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    Oh, I love bologna. Oscar Mayer is the brand we choose. I like to pop it in the microwave to heat it and then top it with a slice of American cheese, then slide that between two pieces of Bunny brand bread that is so very soft. YUM! I like bologna sandwiches with mayo and tomato as well.
     
  15. zakirahzakaria

    zakirahzakaria Making to-do lists CHECK. Checking to-do lists...

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    Are you guys talking about the thin meat slices that we put in our sandwiches? Cause I've never heard of a bologna before. Had to google and got the same result as @bellbird. If you mean the thin meat slices, we call it salami here. Hubby and I love it. We put it in our morning sandwiches and stack with salads, cheese slices.
     
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  16. Memaw2Wm

    Memaw2Wm Well-Known Member

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    Salami is a different type of deli meat here in the US.

    Thanks for the ear worm, I'm going to be singing that song all day now.

    I used to LOVE bologna/baloney sandwiches, fried with ketchup on white bread was my favorite. Then I ate bolgona/baloney that had been in my fridge too long and got sick from it, and haven't eaten it since.

    Found this on the internet: "Bologna sausage, also spelled baloney, is a sausage derived from mortadella, a similar-looking, finely ground pork sausage containing cubes of pork fat, originally from the Italian city of Bologna. Wikipedia"
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  17. HavaDrPepper

    HavaDrPepper Space. The final frontier

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    That photo of the fried bologna looks so good! Only thing to make it better is to have it on a bun instead of bread.
     
  18. Memaw2Wm

    Memaw2Wm Well-Known Member

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    I miss eating fried boloney sandwiches, but I just can't bring myself to eat one ... I've even bought the bologna, but just. couldn't. do. it. LOL!
     
  19. zakirahzakaria

    zakirahzakaria Making to-do lists CHECK. Checking to-do lists...

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    Aah, I see. So it's a different kind. I haven't seen bologna here in Malaysia. Maybe we do have them, but perhaps not at the usual grocery stores that I frequented. The high-end ones, maybe yes. I might need to pay them a visit one day.
     
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  20. AJK

    AJK I plead the 5th ...

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    Ohhh, that word!!! Bologna. Grew up with the stuff- fried and otherwise, so often that we don't eat "baloney" anymore! That with Spam are outlawed at our house, LOL!!!!
     
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