Taylor pork roll

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Taylor pork roll is a seasoned, cured pork product from New Jersey, widely known as a regional breakfast meat and sandwich staple, especially in the Trenton area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Jersey cuisine
processed meat product
regional food
alsoKnownAs Taylor ham NERFINISHED
pork roll
associatedWith New Jersey diners NERFINISHED
Trenton, New Jersey NERFINISHED
brandOwner Taylor Provisions Company NERFINISHED
commonlyServedAs breakfast sandwich
commonlyServedOn bagel
hard roll
commonlyServedWith cheese
egg
contains salt
sodium nitrate
spices
sugar
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance iconic New Jersey food
developedBy John Taylor NERFINISHED
developedIn 19th century
flavorProfile salty
slightly sweet
smoky
introducedIn 1856
isA breakfast meat
cured meat
sandwich filling
smoked meat
mainIngredient pork
packaging cloth casing
plastic-wrapped slices
placeOfOrigin Trenton, New Jersey NERFINISHED
preparationMethod griddled
pan-fried
sliced
regulatoryClassification pork roll (not legally “ham” in New Jersey labeling)
shape cylindrical roll
soldAs pre-sliced
whole roll
stateOfOrigin New Jersey NERFINISHED
subjectOf regional naming dispute between “pork roll” and “Taylor ham”
texture firm
typicalServingRegion Delaware NERFINISHED
New Jersey NERFINISHED
New York metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
usedInDish Taylor pork roll, egg, and cheese sandwich

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