Yes, Really: Meat-Flavored Goldfish Crackers Exist - Neatorama

So, bags of cheeseburger Goldfish crackers exist. Interestingly, it's not one flavor of cheeseburger in these bags, it's three flavors: ketchup, cheddar, and BURGER. Pepperidge Farm made the brown Goldfish in this product to simply taste like burgers.

That's a little strange, am I right? I mean, we're talking...meat crackers.

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Of COURSE!! I had totally forgotten about Chicken in a Biskit. I used to get it at the local Cumberland Farms when I was in college. Meat crackers still seem bizarre to me. So, today, I came across 7-Eleven's Hot Dog Chips! No meat in them either, just hot dog "seasonings."

No thank you.

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I guess you haven't seen Chicken in a Biskit crackers, although they usually get little shelf space compared to other crackers. Meat crackers aren't odd, what is actually odd or surprising is how few such products actually have any meat in them. Chicken in a Biskit uses actual chicken (in the US at least), although some others don't and are vegetarian.

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meat crackers are a thing. chicken in a biskit.

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I can't recall hearing floating logs down the river referred to as log drives, I think it was just referred to as floating logs. Both my father and grandfather worked on what I remember being called the boom or log boom into the 1970's. I'll have to ask my dad if the term log drives was used in our area of the Pacific Northwest.

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Log Driver's Waltz

This is something that was on TVO (TV Ontario) regularly between cartoons for... well, decades I think. Surprised Mike Myers didn't try and plagiarize this at some point (so, so, so much of what he's done is directly lifted from stuff that was on TVO).

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I remember seeing logs floating down the Kennebec River in Maine when vacationing up there in the mid-1950's. Did not see any men on them.

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I'm changing my job title at both my jobs to RiverJack cuz it sounds cool

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