Pre-sliced

mike11111 | 13:33 Sun 13th May 2012 | Food & Drink

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Bought some ham off-cuts at B & M bargains, very cheap and tasty. However I have just read the label which states: "Honey Roast pre-sliced Ham". It is the "pre-sliced" which is bugging me. What is the difference between sliced ham and "pre-sliced" ham?

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arrives in the shop sliced?

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So why not just say sliced? It's as bad as "pre-ordered".

Will they be 'pan fried' with eggs for brekkie?

Laelia

'Pre' as in sliced before it became off cuts?

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Nice one Sandy, I had forgotten about that. Next time I go out for brekkie I shall make a point of asking for my fried eggs to be "non- pan fried".

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Laelia's 'avin' a larf! How can something be sliced before it becomes an off-cut?

Laelia

LOL!! I've just woke up!
I'm really laughing here ;0)

tonyav

Off cuts off the slices ?.

Laelia

You had a little think there didn't you though ;0?

Laelia

tony ... that's how I was thinking. Pressed ham ... sliced ... thenthesults re what mike bought ... off cuts. Or am I totally missing it? ;0)

Laelia

'then the results are' ... any way mike ... shut it ... City are about to kick off )

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