What is Potted Meat?

Mechanically seperated chicken, beef tripe, cooked beef fatty tissue, beef hearts, pork fatty tissue.....eeewwwww I do have a can of it. I tried it, hated it. Lindy@goal

Actually, potted meat here in the south, it is its on thing. We have canned ham & spam, but potted meat it for real. Armour is one brand of it. Lindy

It is a canned meat.. and it can be found next to the tuna in the store.. I put a little miracle whip in it and put on a cracker.. it works.. when you want something besides liquids...try PButter on cracker.. later girls

liverwurst counts as potted meat too.

We have an actual product called "Potted Meat" here in the Northwest. In fact, there are several brands. Libbys is the biggest. Its not bad, scrapped thin over wasa or wheat thins. Basically it's a poor man's pate. I just love to be eating it and have someone ask me what it is. I read the ingredients and they turn green. "Mechanically seperated chicken" ... something about that term just cracks me up! LOL! Don't take my word for it, though, visit the museum!!! (www) pottedmeatmuseum.com/ Woo-Hoo! -Perry 358/325/278/210 Perry P. Perkins Christian Novelist Just Past Oysterville: Shoalwater Book One Read chapter one - (www) perryperkinsbooks.com

I liked underwood deviled ham or chicken. I dont like spam(because we were made to eat it as a child cuz somebody worked at the plant and we got alot of it).

YOU GUYS CRACK ME UP!!!! LOL LOL

As a kid, we couldn't get enough of the stuff. (I am 1 of 12.) It was mixed with a lot of Miracle Whip and spread thinly over Wonder bread so it would be enough to go around. The first thing I did upon moving out on my own was buy a whole can of Potted meat, mixed with real Mayo and spead it THICKLY over a slice of bread!!!!!! YUCK!!! It was gross. I don't know how we ever ate that as kids. I will never ever have a can of that stuff in my house!!! I won't even give it to the dogs!!!

Hey, I keep a can of it in the frig all the time. It's PERFECT for 'hiding' a pill in when the dog needs medication. (*grin*)