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In response to "If you've never had a Maid Rite loose meat sandwich, y'all are missing out. -- (link)" by ReluctantCynic

I'm gonna go right on not knowing what loose meat is, thanks.

Posted by ty97 Oct 18 '17, 09:55

Like, I'm gonna avoid even finding out like I'm avoiding that broken bone from last night.

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So in conclusion, literally every world cuisine does loose meat actually. I can hear them all saying in unison "Here we just call it meat" -- nm - con_carne Oct 18, 10:25 1
- see, that sounds so much more appetizing! -- nm - ty97 Oct 18, 10:55
It's basically a not-as-goopy version of sloppy joes with much better seasoning. -- nm - ReluctantCynic Oct 18, 09:59
a picture is helpful... it's actually not that bad looking. -- (link) - colin Oct 18, 09:59 [Image] 6
- this a roast beef version of pulled pork? -- nm - zeitgeist Oct 18, 10:34
- looks like a dry version of sloppy joes. -- nm - JaxSean Oct 18, 10:20 2
  - Basically -- nm - spamlet Oct 18, 10:29
  - this looks pretty midwestern... the kind of stuff my mom used to cook. -- nm - colin Oct 18, 10:26
- looks like a sodium bomb -- nm - Epiphany Oct 18, 10:10 1
  - more grease than salt, i'd say. -- nm - colin Oct 18, 10:10
also known as "sloppy joe" -- nm* - Strongbad Oct 18, 09:57
Ground beef. -- nm - spamlet Oct 18, 09:56
ground or shredded meat, silly ty -- nm - decline Oct 18, 09:56 1
- Does this include pulled pork? (No sandwich discussion is complete without an argument on definition) -- nm - Roger More Oct 18, 10:16

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