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Anonymous I served Bob Thiel pork while LCG
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LOL Turkey bacon is for the COG members who deep down really love bacon and love having one foot in the world and one foot in the church. It is a compromise, like most everything else in the church. Just like turkey ham.
I was quite shocked during my first weeks at Ambassador College, to see what looked like crab being served in the dining hall. When I asked, one of the upper classmen pointed out that it was Seventh Day Adventist crab, basically vegetable protein made to resemble crab.
Which caused me to recall a Bible Study during SEP in Big Sandy, during which a local member sent Mr. Swisher and Mr. Prince the following question: "Is it OK to eat all-beef hotdogs when you lust after pork ones?" (Must have been a brand new member. Anyone in the Radio Church of God for more than a few weeks knew about Hebrew National).
Yep my thoughts entirely. Who wants to eat turkey pretending to be ham ? Why stop there and not go the whole ten yards and have turkey dog, Turkey human meat.
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LOL Turkey bacon is for the COG members who deep down really love bacon and love having one foot in the world and one foot in the church. It is a compromise, like most everything else in the church. Just like turkey ham.
Ill always miss that all-red beef bacon my mother used to do in the oven, heh.
Turkey bacon... we tried it, but weren't impressed.
Beef Bacon is not bad! Give it a shot!
Turkey Bacon: tastes like smoke, and sadness.
I was quite shocked during my first weeks at Ambassador College, to see what looked like crab being served in the dining hall. When I asked, one of the upper classmen pointed out that it was Seventh Day Adventist crab, basically vegetable protein made to resemble crab.
Which caused me to recall a Bible Study during SEP in Big Sandy, during which a local member sent Mr. Swisher and Mr. Prince the following question: "Is it OK to eat all-beef hotdogs when you lust after pork ones?" (Must have been a brand new member. Anyone in the Radio Church of God for more than a few weeks knew about Hebrew National).
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Seems to me that my mother tried turkey ham on us at one point. I dont remember it becoming a frequent occurence though, we must not have liked it.
Ive since obtained it, but its never all red. Just streaked. I dont like that nearly as much.
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Taste dissimilar to chicken.
Anyone seen Bear Gryll eat that large grub that he extracted from a branch. Fresh live grubs, yum yum.
Yep my thoughts entirely. Who wants to eat turkey pretending to be ham ? Why stop there and not go the whole ten yards and have turkey dog, Turkey human meat.
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