Filtration units!

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.

nom nom nom

given enough science knowledge you’d stop eating and drinking with that kind of attitude.

Consider: the egg.

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…

And French’s yellow mustard. Don’t forget the French’s yellow mustard.

I thought this would be about oysters and clams. Cooked, great! Raw, yuck.

Rumaki, maybe. Any other way, no way. Ditto kidneys, lungs, pancreas or spleen. Not to mention brains.

And don’t forget the thin slice of sweet red onion either.

Actually I prefer a nice rye with caraway seeds, but white bread would be OK if we were out. Or maybe a nice extra sour sourdough.

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. :stuck_out_tongue:

I like it on a Kaiser roll with a big slice of Bermuda onion and mayo.

Uh-uh, it only means I have trillions to feed! Must keep eating!

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. :frowning:

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.

Braunschweiger is smoked liverwurst.

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. :slight_smile:

Every time I see this thread I think it says “Flirtation Units”.

Now I’m imagining Daleks swarming around screaming, “HEY BAY-BEE, HEY BAY-BEE!!!”