lid writes:
>On Mon, 11 Mar 2019 16:49:13 +0000 (UTC), tert in seattle wrote:
>
>> I bought the ham and cheese hot pockets this weekend and tried them
>> with my kids. Actually one of my kids wouldn't even touch them. I cooked
>> them in the oven because I was making baked potatoes anyway. I'm not
>> sure how you can screw up ham and cheese but they taste like plastic.
>> The pastry was okay - it was the "flaky croissant crust" version. I could
>> only eat three bites. The kid who was brave enough to try them could only
>> eat two bites. The rest got composted.
>>
>> http://www.ftupet.com/upload/hotpockets.jpg
>
>I had to read the first 1/3rd of those ingredients 3 times, and I
>still fail to see any pork in that "ham" other than "dehydrated pork
>broth".

in third place after "enriched flour" and "water" comes "fully cooked
ham and water product" - what's in the parens starts with "cured with.."
and includes the dehydrated pork broth - which just sounds weird no
matter what

>And then I couldn't tell where the "cheese" ended.

it ends right before the palm oil

what I want to know is, what does "ingredients not in regular cheddar
cheese" mean here?