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WangusRex t1_je6bqlw wrote

In England (renowned for their fantastic cuisine) yes that is true. For some reason they call cured pork wrapped in cured pork a "pig in a blanket". In the US and its a cocktail sausage wrapped in pastry. And its generally a bite sized appetizer.

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Lunatalia t1_je6568v wrote

Genuine question, if you happen to know. Why do Americans call pork loin "Canadian bacon"? Back bacon or peameal bacon are definitely different from what either Americans or Canadians know as bacon (cut from pork belly). It's always bothered me, since we both say "bacon" for the same thing.

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