>cooked ham water What did thy mean with this

>>9199995
Terrible photoshop /1, way to early to be trying for 999999999

>>9200005
That's literally unedited

>>9199995
"Ham with water added" is a required labeling in the us for hams that have literally been injected with water to increase their weight.
Look it up and you'll see there's several tiers of labeling due to the amount of water injected into the ham.

>>9200013
no it's not dingus, if you think that is unedited you are just hopeless

Literally what's up with all the literallys in here

>>9200005
You are retarded and shouldn't be allowed in a kitchen, and possibly should be denied the privilege of eating.
>"Ham" indicates a cured pork leg that is at least 20.5% protein with no added water.

>"Ham with natural juices" is the next level down. It needs to be only 18.5% protein, and generally has about 7 or 8% added water.
>"Ham, water added," must contain at least 17% protein, and at most 10% added water by weight.
>"Ham and water product," can contain any amount of added water. Check the label to see how much water is actually added to it (the ham we tasted from Cook's had a whopping 23% of added liquid!).

This label reads correctly. due to the spacing it just looks weird but actually the term "Cooked ham Water Added" is something they have to grade it as under FDA regulation. "Cooked Ham With water Added" or "Cooked Ham, Water Added" Would probably be a less confusing phrasing though.

>>9200031
you are dumb as fug, no one would put the word "WITH" on a package like that, it's 100% photoshop

You can even see the real text under the overlay text, next thread ck. sage belongs in all dishes.

>>9200005
it's american processed food, i wouldn't doubt it's real

>>9200039
kek, it looks exactly like the meme font

>he's never heard of hot ham water

>>9200039
it's a lunchable, you twits

>>9201049
Look how straight the line is under "WITH" it's photoshop.

>>9201082
it's a lunchable, you twit
"with" crunch bar

>>9201089
you can photoshop lunchables anon.

>>9201189
i guess my point is, why? what has this person accomplished by PSing "with" onto a lunchable? no one ever would take the time to do that. it's not photoshopped.

>>9201532
yes it is

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>>9201535
is not

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>>9201535

>>9201832
>>9201835
>photoshopping more images to try to make yourself look correct
just stop

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>>9201916

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>>9201957

>>9201832
>>9201835
>>9201966
Why would anyone eat a raw pizza?

Armour food in general is pretty shit tier. I guess a long time ago it was high quality.

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>>9202020
>armour high quality a long time ago

Guess again. From Wikipedia:

During the Spanish–American War (1898), Armour sold 500,000 pounds of beef to the US Army. An army inspector tested the meat two months later and found that 751 cases contained rotten meat. This resulted in the food poisoning of thousands of soldiers.[2]

>>9200005
>le only pretending to be retarded man

>>9202077
>own a few hot dog stands
>the fucking US military rolls up and demands 500,000 pounds of beef
>what the fuck
>call in every favor you have, gather any meat you can find from the warehouse and your suppliers, even stuff that you were going to throw out
>a few guys get meat poisoning because the military is too stupid to tell if food is rotten before serving it
fucking armour reeeeee

>>9202103
>a 1 square mile manufacturing plant is a couple hotdog stands

kys

>>9202077
Hot dogs
Armour hot dogs
What kind of kids eat Armour hot dogs?