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Old Oct 13, 2025 | 8:08 am
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Originally Posted by wanderingtheearth
Meatloaf is a dish designed to use up indifferent-quality ground meat, often bulked out with even cheaper fillers. In its default form, not a spice nor a vegetable to be seen. Hence its important role in CONUS as institutional food--served in schools, hospitals, prisons. A very cheap item to be serving in long-haul business. However, culinary preferences vary across cultures, which is why I asked.
Very bizarre, especially for Delta One. The only time I have been served meatloaf on a plane was on SY.
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