I like filtration units. The SO says she used to like them… until she became a nurse. She says, ‘If you took a class in microbiology (?), you’d stop eating them.’ I tell her I wouldn’t. I know what livers are, and that’s why I call them filtration units. She says she’ll eat chicken livers, but I haven’t made any for her yet.
Me? I’ve got a hankerin’ for some nice bovid filtration units with Allium food storage organs treated with heat in the churned fat component of bovine mammarial gland secretions.
Hmm. This reminds me that I was having a hankerin’ for some braunschweiger on soft white bread w/ miracle whip the other day. I should find me some braunschweiger…
White bread and miracle whip was how my grandpa ate it, and so that’s how I picked it up. I’m open to experimentation, however. I mean, worst case scenario, I’m forced to eat a liverwurst sandwich.
I grew up eating both the regular braunschweiger and the square oscar meyer [?] square loaf with the thin rim of fat around the edge. I really miss the square liverloaf.
Dad always bought the Oscar Mayer sliced liverwurst. It came in a plastic container like bologna, except there were two ‘blisters’ instead of one. There were eight slices, I think, and you had to take the wrapper off of the circumference.
I grew up back East eating liver worst, but out here in Missouri it’s all braunschwiger. Is there any difference? I don’t think there is. Wiki says they are the same thing.
Thanks! There’s a sausage shop in St. Louis that sells smoked liver worst in a section of pork stomach. It’s really good and worth the 50 mile trip from my house.