But what no one here talks about is the good stuff. And that is the pudding meat. The stuff without the cornmeal. You would love it cooked with onions. I almost never eat the scrapple I go for the good stuff.
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Blood pudding?
CVhris I have some special nos dual point caps I sell at Carlisle for 250 each. Usually get one guy that takes them all. I think I had 8 last year he took.
No....Scrapple does not have the meat in it. Only the juice and cornmeal. What is left is the meat. Now that is what is good
Blood pudding is something totally different and THAT I do not eat.
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Most of the guys on here are immigrants (hopefully not illegally) to the PA Dutch area. My family founded the area with deep German heritage. I personally have made the scrapple several hundreds of times as well as the pudding meat. 
so I know!
so I know!
Most of the guys on here are immigrants (hopefully not illegally) to the PA Dutch area. My family founded the area with deep German heritage. I personally have made the scrapple several hundreds of times as well as the pudding meat.
My last comment was meant to be a snide kind of joke and not one of arrogance.
So bring some of your meat to Carlisle.Most of the guys on here are immigrants (hopefully not illegally) to the PA Dutch area. My family founded the area with deep German heritage. I personally have made the scrapple several hundreds of times as well as the pudding meat.
I was planning to.
And onions!The Meat Slinger of Carlisle
Cool,
if hoppy road my organ, I'm sure he will try your meat.
I would like to try it also.
I think I'll have some peanut butter toast.
It is best with pancakes and I am not good at making pancakes so I will practice
So how do you measure for baby moons? I want to put them on my steel wheels on the International
I should have taken a picture of my wheels. Someone balanced them with clip on weights and tape weights on the same wheel. Most were in opposite positions! 
Buddy of mine in Montana sent me these pictures of old school in the wilds of Bozeman.
That is a classic old truck look. 3 thumbs up
I am loving how this thing is coming together. I did a burn out the other night with it. Imagine that a 39 international with no fenders and no bed doing a burn out
We just used whatever fit the wheel..
Back then it was mostly 14"
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May the 4th be with you
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