Made from fresh, high quality, British lean pork meat. High in protein, low in fat, rich in iron and other minerals, this delicious AAA meat wisp can be used as a stand-alone snack food, a topping for salads and as an ingredient in soups, cereals and rice dishes. It is a ideal healthy and nutrient food for office workers, diet keepers, children, elderly people, dental patients, pregnant women... More details on website: http://www.aaaok.co.uk
"Q Gang" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Made from fresh, high quality, British lean pork meat. > High in protein, low in fat, rich in iron and other > minerals, this delicious AAA meat wisp can be used as a > stand-alone snack food, a topping for salads and as an > ingredient in soups, cereals and rice dishes. It is a > ideal healthy and nutrient food for office workers, diet > keepers, children, elderly people, dental patients, > pregnant women... > How about people studying for transit positions? Anyway, from the site: "By dring most of water out very slowly from fresh meat, the wisp concentrates high quality nutritions and has a delicious *test*. Remember, every 10kg fresh meat, only can get about 3kg the meat wisp." WTF is a delicious 'test'? Does it taste like my SAT's did, papery with hints of number 2 pencil? Jack Test
Q Gang wrote: > Made from fresh, high quality, British lean pork meat. > High in protein, low in fat, rich in iron and other > minerals, this delicious AAA meat wisp can be used as a > stand-alone snack food (snip ridiculous SPAM) Meat wisps, yeah, right. If you want the pork version in the USA for salads, soups, whatever, we call it "crumbled bacon". LOL Jill
On 10 Mar 2004 02:46:55 -0800, [email protected] (Q Gang) wrote: >Made from fresh, high quality, British lean pork meat. High >in protein, low in fat, rich in iron and other minerals, >this delicious AAA meat wisp can be used as a stand-alone >snack food, a topping for salads and as an ingredient in >soups, cereals and rice dishes. It is a ideal healthy and >nutrient food for office workers, diet keepers, children, >elderly people, dental patients, pregnant women... It's called Pork Fu and is available in practically every oriental grocer, in varying sized tubs. I use it for chow fun a lot. It resembles pork cotton candy - melts in your mouth. Despite this spammer's claims, it really is useful for many dishes, but a lot cheaper buying it at the oriental grocer. 1 cu foot of the this stuff weighs about 8 ounces. And no Jill (you stupid ditz) it not anything like crumbled bacon. And it's not tasteless at all (rather on the moderately sweet side). -sw
"jmcquown" <[email protected]> deliciously posted in news:[email protected]: > Q Gang wrote: >> Made from fresh, high quality, British lean pork meat. >> High in protein, low in fat, rich in iron and other >> minerals, this delicious AAA meat wisp can be used as a >> stand-alone snack food (snip > ridiculous SPAM) > > Meat wisps, yeah, right. If you want the pork version in > the USA for salads, soups, whatever, we call it "crumbled > bacon". LOL > > Jill What in Gawd's name was that picture? Was that the meat wisp? Michael -- Deathbed statement... "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d. December 12, 1968
"Jack Schidt®" wrote: > > "Q Gang" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected]... > > Made from fresh, high quality, British lean pork meat. > > High in protein, low in fat, rich in iron and other > > minerals, this delicious AAA meat wisp can be used as a > > stand-alone snack food, a topping for salads and as an > > ingredient in soups, cereals and rice dishes. It is a > > ideal healthy and nutrient food for office workers, diet > > keepers, children, elderly people, dental patients, > > pregnant women... > > > > How about people studying for transit positions? > > Anyway, from the site: "By dring most of water out very > slowly from fresh meat, the wisp concentrates high quality > nutritions and has a delicious *test*. Remember, every > 10kg fresh meat, only can get about 3kg the meat wisp." > > WTF is a delicious 'test'? Does it taste like my SAT's > did, papery with hints of number 2 pencil? > > Jack Test I suspect it tastes/tests like very bland jerky. gloria p
