Moving to Manhattan from Philadelphia- what to expect? I don't see a huge difference

[Hannah5555]

Originally Posted by Aflyguy

One difference between the two is that you won’t find that bizarre deep fried brick-looking pork thingy that ppl love to eat in Philly.

Thank gawd for that at least.

Scrapple. Disgusting .

[Marshabrady]

Originally Posted by Hannah5555

Scrapple. Disgusting .

I had to google that. Yeah it looks pretty bad

[Aflyguy]

Originally Posted by Aflyguy

One difference between the two is that you won’t find that bizarre deep fried brick-looking pork thingy that ppl love to eat in Philly.

Thank gawd for that at least.

Originally Posted by Hannah5555

Scrapple. Disgusting .

That’s it! Scrapple. (Couldn’t think of the name).

All the way gross. Blech.

[fatsquirrel]

People in NYC eat mcmuffins. The meat found within is similar to scrapple but with more textured soy protein rather than flour.

[Hannah5555]

Originally Posted by fatsquirrel

People in NYC eat mcmuffins. The meat found within is similar to scrapple but with more textured soy protein rather than flour.

I have never eaten a mcmuffin or any variation thereof and never will.

[fatsquirrel]

Originally Posted by Hannah5555

I have never eaten a mcmuffin or any variation thereof and never will.

I see that your preference is probably for the NJ favorite, taylor ham.

[Hannah5555]

Originally Posted by fatsquirrel

I see that your preference is probably for the NJ favorite, taylor ham.

How on earth did you reach that conclusion? No idea what a Taylor ham is.