The meat is just too big.

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    Yep, the big 'uns feel sinful, but if you shout “Turn away, Jesus!” before you eat it, it’s ok.

    Oh, and Aldi’s Meatsters are superior to Pepperami in every way.

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      1 year ago

      Aldi’s Meatsters are superior to Pepperami in every way.

      Why would you come on to the internet and just lie like that

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    1 year ago

    Has anyone seen those black extra hot ones recently? Used to love them but I’ve just realised that I’ve not seen one in a while now

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    1 year ago

    I highly recommend ‘kabanos’ - Polish dried sausage usually sold in Aldi and/or Lidl. Better than Peperami in every way, imo.

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    1 year ago

    You’re lucky, because you’ve gone from lunchbox to standard size, you’re sheltered from knowledge of shrinkflation of this product!

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      1 year ago

      I’m not sure the Venn diagram of ‘people who eat Pepperami’ vs ‘people who dare about nutritional content’ ever overlap

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            No it’s an answer to where the overlap is between people eating peparami and people who care about nutritional content

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                It’s filling for the number of calories, and it doesn’t break ketosis on a keto diet. I mean unless you’re really anti processed foods (which you may still have a point) I’m still not sure where the problem is.