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What would possess two meat-loving college kids to go vegetarian for a month? In short - the environment. On a fateful night in August, the two of us were discussing environmentalism, and concluded that a significant way to reduce our respective quot;footprintsquot; was to stop eating meat. A challenge for two kids from the Midwest to say the least. We39;ll see just how hard it will be!CONTENT
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Sorry, we are out of stock for the remainder of 2018. Please sign up for our newsletter and we will keep you updated on our availability. Free shipping with 3 Salamis! No Added Growth Hormones. Free shipping with 3 Salamis! We utilize high quality ingredients and do not compromise our values. Meatmen products diverge from other salami by employing an old-world, cold fermentation process which provides the full flavor of heritage pork and organic fair trade spices.
The word barbecue is thought to have been derived from the Spanish word Barbacoa, from back when the Spaniards first observed Caribbean natives slow cooking meat over open fires on raised wooden platforms. That trial and error practice added both mild smoke flavor and tenderness to most of their otherwise low eating quality local meat.