Taylor Pork Roll

[American girl]

Friends and Family Market in Ellsworth has Taylor Pork Roll! It’s in the meat cooler next to the kielbasa. At least two packages there today.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by OutdoorLover

LOL - I think of it as the haggis of Pennsylvania... you know you're in for a unique experience when you read the written description of the pork as "scraps", "off-cuts", or "offal" that's blended with grains.

The main thing is that it needs to be sliced fairly thin - maybe 3/8in thick, and then fried until the outside is crispy brown and the inside will be warm and soft - then I actually like it.

I will admit that I haven't had it since leaving South Jersey many years ago though. It's not so much scrapple PTSD as that as I've gotten older I try to favor healthier foods, and scrapple seems like a fattier kind of pork sausage - I'd actually welcome a portion, but don't want to eat a whole package of it.

I really did laugh when I read the haggis of Pennsylvania.

[Jellybean50]

Originally Posted by American girl

Friends and Family Market in Ellsworth has Taylor Pork Roll! It’s in the meat cooler next to the kielbasa. At least two packages there today.

Thank You!

[G1..]

Originally Posted by mainebrokerman

Where abouts are you??

You can always call the store first to see if the have any on hand
Many stores also sell your scrapple.. you are famous for … lol


Wells IGA has it

Tobeys market in south China sells it

Kinneys in caribou has it

Bracketts IGA in bath has it

Princeton food market has it

Southwest harbor food market

I believe there’s a 6 and 8 oz box and also a roll( chub)

The butchery in Danvers. Ma. May also have that

Pork Roll/Taylor Ham is more Baloney like and is more a NJ thing,....pork roll, fried egg and American cheese(yellow) on a hard roll is the preferred order. As for scrapple it's a Mid Atlantic to Southern thing and is everything they don't put into Baloney, Spam or Pork Roll.