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lunchmeat

[luhnch-meet] / ˈlʌntʃˌmit /


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From salmonella-tainted cantaloupe to listeria-laced lunchmeat, Marler Clark — which bills itself as The Food Safety Law Firm — has represented victims of every major foodborne illness outbreak in the United States.

From Seattle Times Feb. 24, 2023

“She earned the title ‘container lady’ because of her vast, yet neatly organized, collection of butter, cool whip, and lunchmeat tubs.

From Washington Post Dec. 14, 2021

"When you hate someone but have to invite him to dinner, you can ask him to eat McDonald’s Oreo lunchmeat burger," said another comment on Sina Weibo.

From Fox News Dec. 22, 2020

In her comprehensive history of the lunchmeat, Amy McKeever wrote in Eater that “in many ways, its rise and fall has echoed social and economic transformations over the last hundred years.”

From Salon Sep. 7, 2019

It did not seem to be peddling slimy, tasteless lunchmeat.

From Slate Jan. 31, 2012




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