Sentences with phrase «mystery meats in»

For a better beef dog, check out Applegate's Organic Uncured Beef Dogs, which skips out on fillers and mystery meats in favor of grass - fed beef and genuine spices.

Olneyville New York System It's a hot weiner joint that serves fabulous mystery meat in a bun.

You can see it and tell that it is actually tuna, crab, chicken, etc.... No mystery meat in this cat food!

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What do massive credit card debt, mystery fridge meat and your competitors have in common?

The Slimdown definitely jumpstarted my healthy eating again after I got back from a summer in Russia, the land of full - fat milk products and inescapable mystery meats.

I thought jackfruit would end up being much prettier in person but no, it just looked like a blob of mystery meat.

Jerky has been going upscale in recent years, and there are better options now than the over-processed mystery - meat versions you've had before.

My introduction to Mexican food: a ground mystery meat and cheese burrito wrapped in plastic that I got for lunch in elementary school.

And over in New Jersey, new breakfast site Extra Crispy makes a strong case for Taylor Ham, the state's «beloved mystery meat.»

Virtually all meats end up being grilled in Asia — in additional to the usual beef, chicken, pork, and seafood, we also saw mystery meats of all kinds, and even turtle meat satays.

Kobe beef is the world's most famous red meat, but also misunderstood, extremely rare, and cloaked in mystery.

Indeed, with the capacity to keep milk fresh for days rather than hours, America plunged into a near - obsession with milk - drinking that came to be part of the national character: Three glasses of milk a day turned into a staple of the diet for city dwellers along with farm families already close to the source; kids with red - and - white milk cartons became as common in school cafeterias as mystery meat.

It was n`t tainted mystery meat that sent him into cardiac arrest at age 17, it was an allergic reaction to a peanut hidden in an oatmeal cookie.

Case in point: the fact that we ate whatever «mystery meat» was placed on our trays, regardless of how awful it tasted, shouldn't be something to be particularly proud of.

In elementary school instead of juice it was a thermos of milk - sometimes that ended in a messy tragedy.I'm thankful now that I avoided fries and mystery meat, but was jealous of the kids who had doritos with their luncheIn elementary school instead of juice it was a thermos of milk - sometimes that ended in a messy tragedy.I'm thankful now that I avoided fries and mystery meat, but was jealous of the kids who had doritos with their lunchein a messy tragedy.I'm thankful now that I avoided fries and mystery meat, but was jealous of the kids who had doritos with their lunches.

In discussing one serving of protein, the video says «it's more like a mystery meat.

From «Mystery Meat» in the cafeteria to «the professor is wacky,» unchecked complaints can fester more negativity.

They are working with impossibly tight funding; they may face high turnover of labor; they may be at the bottom of the food chain within their school district, viewed as little more than an annoying adjunct department vaguely linked with mystery meat, ladies in hairnets, and the persistent complaint that «school food sucks.»

I write all of this to gain perspective on being in what is commonly called a «sandwich,» of being some kind of mystery meat between the slice of life that is raising children and the slice that is caring for aging parents.

Even before the mystery illness, saigas (Saiga tatarica tatarica) had been under assault, their populations in steep decline from poachers who wanted their horns and meat.

Almost always in the US lunch is a «working lunch» that consists of catered sandwiches with mystery luncheon meats and a «lettuce» salad with processed dressing and then usually chips and cookies.

Jerky has been going upscale in recent years, and there are better options now than the over-processed mystery - meat versions you've had before.

But by spam I mean the mystery meat concoction that never seems to go bad and can be eaten in dozens of creative ways.

And yet, the makers of ebook reading apps think that hiding all of this information behind pop - up windows or in mystery meat menus in the name of «minimalism» and being «distraction - free» somehow serves the reader.

In this book where mystery meets meat, there's also a chapter (cleverly titled No Place to Meat) for vegetarians, proving that deadly dishes don't really have to be dmeat, there's also a chapter (cleverly titled No Place to Meat) for vegetarians, proving that deadly dishes don't really have to be dMeat) for vegetarians, proving that deadly dishes don't really have to be dead.

All of our food and treats are made in the USA with responsibly resourced meats (no mysteries here!)

Not to suggest that over the years more than a couple of poor, unsuspecting guinea pigs haven't been confronted with a new brand of mystery meat soup in their cage on occasion, but to really gauge the chances of a new product's success, numerous companies employ the services of so - called focus groups.