Today is National Pork Roll Day!!!

[BowhunterNJ]

6 minutes ago, Tarhunt said:

Fake news.

The only time I'll ever agree with Biden

[buckhound]

[buckhound]

I think it depends on if you prefer telling your buddies if they ask you what you are licking off your fingers the drippings of some pork roll or the drippings of John Taylor’s ham🤔

[RPK0620]

[hunterbob1]

Either  way taste's great !!!

[Jim_]

Mr Taylor named it Taylor Ham when he invented it. Then, some sniveling, little government bureaucrat comes along, and says that he can't call it ham, because … the government says so.

So, we freedom loving, small government, America loving northerners just give the man his props … Taylor Ham. 

 

 

[BowhunterNJ]

10 minutes ago, Jim_ said:

Mr Taylor named it Taylor Ham when he invented it. Then, some sniveling, little government bureaucrat comes along, and says that he can't call it ham, because … the government says so.

So, we freedom loving, small government, America loving northerners just give the man his props … Taylor Ham. 

 

 

 

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[RPK0620]

24 minutes ago, Jim_ said:

Mr Taylor named it Taylor Ham when he invented it. Then, some sniveling, little government bureaucrat comes along, and says that he can't call it ham, because … the government says so.

So, we freedom loving, small government, America loving northerners just give the man his props … Taylor Ham. 

 

 

You are 100% correct in saying he named it Taylor Ham, however read the second sentence in the Wikipedia section below.... I highlighted it for you in pork roll red.

Case solved and closed, because, it is what it is, not what its called ! 

John Taylor (October 6, 1836 – February 10, 1909[1]) was an American businessman and politician who served in the New Jersey Senate.

He created pork roll in 1856 and formed Taylor Provisions Company in 1888, establishing the brand "Taylor's Prepared Ham" commonly called Taylor Ham. He also founded the Taylor Opera House in Trenton, New Jersey.[2] Taylor Street in Trenton is also named for him.

Taylor was born in Hamilton Square, New Jersey, in 1836.[3] His father James F. Taylor, owner of a brick yard, died when John was fourteen. Taylor entered the grocery business as a store clerk at seventeen. He quickly earned an interest with his company but left after a year to form his own partnership with James Ronan, which lasted for two years before Taylor bought Ronan's share. From 1860 through 1870, he worked in the wholesale grocery business in association with D.P. Forst. Shortly thereafter, Taylor began working in the pork and cattle packaging industry. This enterprise was organized into the Taylor Provision Company in 1888.[3]

Taylor was a Republican active in Trenton's City Council, where he served as chairman of the finance committee. He was elected state senator for Mercer County, serving from 1880 to 1883. He declined a second term.[3] He helped to abolish the street markets of New Jersey,[4] and organized the Inter-State Fair in 1888.[3]

In 1860, he married Catherine Rowley who later bore him two sons: Harry C., born in September 1864, and William T., October 1869.[3] He is buried in Riverview Cemetery in Trenton.[5]

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