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Why is it that the pastrami you buy in a deli and make into a sandwich always tastes tired, tasteless, and dry? Do these restaurants have a lock on "the good stuff?"
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Corollary: Does anybody know a place to buy GOOD pastrami at under $10 a pound? Or even OVER?
Why is it that the pastrami you buy in a deli and make into a sandwich always tastes tired, tasteless, and dry? Do these restaurants have a lock on "the good stuff?"
<sounds like drug talk>
Corollary: Does anybody know a place to buy GOOD pastrami at under $10 a pound? Or even OVER?
The issue most of the current places use deli meats bought from places that make it on a assembly line, while the older places like stage made everything in the back room. I don't how much it is now, but you can venture out to Bklyn and try Mill Basin Deli.
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