Anyone here eat Premidella Sp? lunch meat? This stuff is the real deal.

the ringo kid · Feb 8, 2016

I've been wanting to try this for quite sometime but, not at the price per pound that HEBs sells it at. They have it listed here, for about $11 bucks a pound. Anyway, Walmart of all places, has it at $6.99 to about $7.49 per pound. I've seen that this stuff is the real deal and not that 'regurgitated' stuff.

Anyway, just bought some of this stuff and is excellent!! Anyone else here eat this stuff as sandwiches?

diamonback68 · Feb 8, 2016

I do all the time, good stuff and good priced too. Try Wally Worlds Farmers Brand ham, best I've had since I was a kid.

the ringo kid · Feb 8, 2016

diamonback68 said:
I do all the time, good stuff and good priced too. Try Wally Worlds Farmers Brand ham, best I've had since I was a kid.

I will. Going there in about an hour.

THE PILGRIM · Feb 8, 2016

I do like Boars Head!
First I insisted that I get a sworn statement that it was not made from a pig's head.
Does the word souse sound familiar?
How bout Hoghead cheese?
These are old school- old foods. Mostly jellied Jowl fat.
Have eat them as a kid out in the rural zone.

DeathGrip · Feb 8, 2016

I get the roast beef.

$9.99 If you buy a pound of their meat you get a half pound of their cheeze. I get the Havarti.

I'll make a couple of sandwiches and freeze the rest for later. That usually ends up with gravy over rice or mashed potatoes.

snuffy51 · Feb 8, 2016

nutin'fancy

I love BBQ spam or very thick sliced bologna. Add fries and some good peppers. Makes me happy.

LostintheOzone · Feb 8, 2016

Have eat them as a kid out in the rural zone.

I like that.

Ate a lot of things that most folks wouldn't recognize in the "rural zone"

ralph7 · Feb 8, 2016

Gotta see a pic, never heard of it.

RSBH44 · Feb 9, 2016

Prima Della cold cuts and cheeses are the real deal. I get the ham off the bone and smoked provolone cheese. The price per pound here can't be beat anywhere.
If you are concerned about your sodium and preservative intake ask to see the nutritional info. You will be pleasantly surprised.

Muley Gil · Feb 9, 2016

It's good stuff. I like to get the corned beef and make Ruebens.

the ringo kid · Feb 9, 2016

snuffy51 said:
I love BBQ spam or very thick sliced bologna. Add fries and some good peppers. Makes me happy.

I haven't seen BBQ spam here yet but, Bologna I can't 'do' ever since I saw how its made when my school was on a trip to a meat-packing plant back many decades ago.

the ringo kid · Feb 9, 2016

ralph7 said:
Gotta see a pic, never heard of it.

The correct spelling is: Prima Della. I can't post pics on this machine or I would.

If you have an HEBs or a Walmart near? those are two places I see it sold at. Walmart is a few bucks cheaper per pound and just as fresh. However, if you want fruits and veggies? DON'T get them at Walmart. They are storage items and nowhere near as fresh.

snuffy51 · Feb 9, 2016

the ringo kid said:
I haven't seen BBQ spam here yet but, Bologna I can't 'do' ever since I saw how its made when my school was on a trip to a meat-packing plant back many decades ago.

Slice the spam about 3/8" thick. I like to put the slices (Spam or Bologna) in a baggie with plenty of good BBQ sauce and let it sit for awhile. Grease a pan a little, put in the (meat??) and sauce and bake it at about 250 for a little while. The (meat??) doesn't really need to cook much and just needs to get hot. If in a hurry, just throw it in an iron skillet, pour in plenty of sauce and heat it up good, on stove or fire.

THE PILGRIM · Feb 9, 2016

Prima Della? I think I know her.
Did she ever live down near San Benito?

DWalt · Feb 9, 2016

The HEB house-brand Spam is as good as the Spam brand, at least in my opinion, and somewhat less expensive. My preference in Spam sandwiches is just to warm up the Spam slices a little in the microwave, not to the point of hot, then add a slice of American cheese, mayonnaise and mustard on whole wheat bread. The local Wal-Mart frequently has their sliced deli sandwich meats (i.e., in the deli section) marked down to half-price in the evenings, also sliced deli cheeses. I always stock up if I see them.

timn8er · Feb 9, 2016

HEB has a lot of store brand stuff, & a lot of it is excellent. If you like pimento cheese spread, try their brand. It's very good. I also buy a lot of their chips; they are quite a bit cheaper than Lays & have more varieties of the low sodium stuff.

les.b · Feb 9, 2016

My Italian is a little rusty, but doesn't prima della mean "before"? Before what? Or not literally translated, maybe "first class". That would make more sense. Hmmmm....

boykinlp · Feb 9, 2016

the ringo kid said:
Anyway, Walmart of all places, has it at $6.99 to about $7.49 per pound.

Is this pre-packaged or deli sliced?

gman51 · Feb 9, 2016

I consider spam equal to dog food and the last spam I bought went to the dog. he loves it.
Processed meats are not healthy eating. They are loaded with salts and preservatives.

RSBH44 · Feb 9, 2016

Muley Gil said:
It's good stuff. I like to get the corned beef and make Ruebens.

Mmm, my wife makes killer Rubens! Home made Russian dressing and the marbled Rye is made fresh and cut thick from a local deli/ bakery. Try one with Pastrami. It's excellent!!

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