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Originally Posted by Robo
I don't think they give you more turkey on the turkey sandwich. They just don't give you ham.
Though according to fine print on their menu, all their "Cold Cut Trio" meats are turkey based. So maybe that means the turkey and ham sandwich is kosher? But that would ruin the joke.  We were just bullshitting the sandwichista about being offended about it; the friend I lunched with is actually on a vegetarian diet (for reasons that have nothing to do with his Judaism), and I naturally had the mouth-watering Oven Crisp Chicken right in front of him.  |
Hold the phone, slam it onto the receiver and then hold it some more.
Ok: so I 'get' turkey pastrami and turkey salami as they have specific spices that are used in creating the oinking variety. But what the hell is the difference between turkey bologna and turkey ham, and why the hell would you ever eat them.