although it really isn't the source of the name, it's advertising gimmick for awhile was
America's
Roast
Beef
Yes
Sir
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America's
Roast
Beef
Yes
Sir
Subduction Zone
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I am old enough to remember when they had real roast beef.
PoetPhilosopher
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They're the Menard's of roast beefs.
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Looks like processed ham to me
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Many years ago they would take real cuts of beef and roast them and then use that roast beef to make sandwiches. Then some fiend somewhere invented "meat glue:
The Gross Meat Ingredient You’re Probably Eating
The name suggests something not so appealing, but transglutaminase, or meat glue, is used commonly in many processed foods.
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With it you can glue together all sorts of scrap meat. Whether they are pieces that would normally be too small to be of use, to meat that is still on the bone and is mechanically removed. If you see a slice of their beef it is all sorts of little pieces glued together. When they were real roast beef sandwiches they were probably the most expensive fast food joint. With "roasts" made of glued together meat they were able to compete with McDonalds and the like. Trust me, it is not as good, but it is probably less than half the price that it used to be.
Many years ago they would take real cuts of beef and roast them and then use that roast beef to make sandwiches. Then some fiend somewhere invented "meat glue:
The Gross Meat Ingredient You’re Probably Eating
The name suggests something not so appealing, but transglutaminase, or meat glue, is used commonly in many processed foods.
With it you can glue together all sorts of scrap meat. Whether they are pieces that would normally be too small to be of use, to meat that is still on the bone and is mechanically removed. If you see a slice of their beef it is all sorts of little pieces glued together. When they were real roast beef sandwiches they were probably the most expensive fast food joint. With "roasts" made of glued together meat they were able to compete with McDonalds and the like. Trust me, it is not as good, but it is probably less than half the price that it used to be.
I'd sooner pay extra
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What a terrific win
What a terrific win
THAT old????
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
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I would have said exactly that if i bothered
Thought it...but had better things to do with my time than respond...
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