Corned Beef $1.00 @ Wallmart

[keyspc]

some off brand but it tastes ok listed on shelf for a buck for 12oz can corned beef wallmart in melbourne fl us.
Bought what they had. its cheper than alpo! shelf life 12/01/2014

[zeta]

Originally Posted by keyspc

some off brand but it tastes ok listed on shelf for a buck for 12oz can corned beef wallmart in melbourne fl us.
Bought what they had. its cheper than alpo! shelf life 12/01/2014

Thanks, I like canned corned beef. Is it corned beef or corned beef hash?

[keyspc]

Originally Posted by zeta

Thanks, I like canned corned beef. Is it corned beef or corned beef hash?

corn beef. just ploped some on bread with oinion and musterd, not bad "something begining with B" farms was the brand. not out on boat to see.

[zeta]

Thanks, I'll head to Wally's today and stock up.

[Blue Stocking]

Boil some diced potatoes, leave firm but cooked. Mix 50/50 with hash. some parsley, liitle salt and pepper.
Roll into ball, flatten onto dry flour. Few minutes in frying pan both sides til crisp. Campbells pork and beans with some mustard mixed in, on the side.
15 grain bread, and butter.
Knock on the gate, you are in heaven.

[JanetGroene]

I add chopped, canned beets to my corned beef hash. In New England it's called Red Flannel Hash.

[rileydog]

After reading this i had to get me some.. love corned beef and hash. and they came in perfect one person sized cans

[Strait Shooter]

Originally Posted by Blue Stocking

Boil some diced potatoes, leave firm but cooked. Mix 50/50 with hash. some parsley, liitle salt and pepper.
Roll into ball, flatten onto dry flour. Few minutes in frying pan both sides til crisp. Campbells pork and beans with some mustard mixed in, on the side.
15 grain bread, and butter.
Knock on the gate, you are in heaven.

Outstanding!
Thank You!

[Seaduction]

Originally Posted by keyspc

some off brand but it tastes ok listed on shelf for a buck for 12oz can corned beef wallmart in melbourne fl us.
Bought what they had. its cheper than alpo! shelf life 12/01/2014

You've been eatin ALPO???

[mrohr]

I love my hash. Lotsa peppers and onions with the potatoes.

Let bottom of pan turn the meat slightly crispy before stiring mixture to expose more meat to the high heat at bottom of pan.

Use lotsa black pepper.This stuff will get you through any gale.

Keeps well w/o refrigeration and good reheated .

If at anchor wash down with plenty of cheap red wine and " almost true" stories to your laughing fellow rovers....

[s/v Jedi]

Originally Posted by Seaduction

You've been eatin ALPO???

-note to self: never buy food at Walmart, especially no corned beef... too rough for my delicate Euro palate

ciao!
Nick.

[GordMay]

Sampco, Inc., a Chicago, Ill., establishment recalled (2010) approximately 258,000 pounds of cooked beef products that contained violative levels of the animal drug Ivermectin.

September 13, 2010 ➥ http://www.fsis.usda.gov/fsis_recall...2010/index.asp

The following products are subject to recall:

12-ounce cans of "Libby Corned Beef" bearing a production code "100315U," "100316U," "100322U," or "100326U." These products were sent to distribution centers in Florida, and Pennsylvania for retail sales.
7-ounce pouches of "Brushy Creek Shredded Beef" bearing a production code "100121," "100128," "100129," "100308,"or "100322." These products were sent to distribution centers in Missouri, New Jersey, and Ohio, for retail sales.
10-ounce pouches of "Brushy Creek Roast Beef" bearing a production code "100226," "100309," or "100311." These products were sent to distribution centers in California, Missouri, New Jersey, and Texas for retail sales.
12-ounce cans of "Kroger Corned Beef" bearing a production code "100226U" These products were sent to distribution centers in Indiana for retail sales.

Each product package bears "BRASIL 337 S.I.F," as well as "Product of Brazil" or "Packed under Brazilian Government Inspection."

[Pete7]

Originally Posted by s/v Jedi

-note to self: never buy food at Walmart, especially no corned beef... too rough for my delicate Euro palate ciao! Nick.

Quite right, Europeans should stick to soft French cheeses, German Sausages and dairy from the low countries.

Corned Beef went off the menu a while back when we found most of it comes from Argentina who were having a small war with at the time.

Pete

[Hud3]

Originally Posted by GordMay

Sampco, Inc., a Chicago, Ill., establishment recalled (2010) approximately 258,000 pounds of cooked beef products that contained violative levels of the animal drug Ivermectin.

September 13, 2010 ➥ Recall Notification Report 052-2010 | USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service

The following products are subject to recall:

12-ounce cans of "Libby Corned Beef" bearing a production code "100315U," "100316U," "100322U," or "100326U." These products were sent to distribution centers in Florida, and Pennsylvania for retail sales.
7-ounce pouches of "Brushy Creek Shredded Beef" bearing a production code "100121," "100128," "100129," "100308,"or "100322." These products were sent to distribution centers in Missouri, New Jersey, and Ohio, for retail sales.
10-ounce pouches of "Brushy Creek Roast Beef" bearing a production code "100226," "100309," or "100311." These products were sent to distribution centers in California, Missouri, New Jersey, and Texas for retail sales.
12-ounce cans of "Kroger Corned Beef" bearing a production code "100226U" These products were sent to distribution centers in Indiana for retail sales.

Each product package bears "BRASIL 337 S.I.F," as well as "Product of Brazil" or "Packed under Brazilian Government Inspection."

I think Gord's figured out why it's so cheap!

[Blue Crab]

Gord: "Sampco, Inc., a Chicago, Ill., establishment recalled (2010) approximately 258,000 pounds of cooked beef products that contained violative levels of the animal drug Ivermectin."


At least with Ivermectin you won't get heartworms.