Same here except with mayo. A fried baloney sandwich is still a treat for me!
And I salted the bologna..... that should push some people over the edge....Ooh, mayo, never had that on it.
And if eating red meat says something about a person's attitudes, habits, etc., think what enjoying fried bologna sandwiches screams out
ooh, mayo, never had that on it.
And if eating red meat says something about a person's attitudes, habits, etc., think what enjoying fried bologna sandwiches screams out
So good. Didn't cost much, easy to make, yet so much pleasure.
This thread may not be the ideal spot for a discourse on this.
"Obsess" appeared previously in posts #4 and #35 in this thread.
Oh, nothing very profound. It is just that in our culture, there tend to be clusters of behaviors. I do not know, but I would guess that compared to red meat eaters, abstainers use less alcohol, use more non-fat or low fat dairy products, eat fewer eggs, eat more vegetables and fruits, eat more yogurt and soybean products, and perhaps more supplements. There is likely some correlation with smoking too. Red meat eaters are more likely to also eat french fries and fried onion rings, as a large amount of the red meat that gets eaten in America gets eaten in McDonalds, Burger King and (my personal favorite) Jack in the Box. I would imagine that relatively more working class people eat red meat than eat vegetarian for example. There are also likely to be ethnic and race tie-ins, but I am not familiar with these. They must have controlled for gender, but in case not, men are heavier red meat eaters than women.
