Polony in or near Sheffield

[Sidedgar 10]

Does anybody know if Polony is made in or near Sheffield now, and if so, where I can purchase it?

Sidedgar

[bus man 10]

Not sure if its made in sheffield but I buy it at the large cooked meat shop in the castle market, sorry dont know its name but its the one in the centre below the steps leading down from the bread shop.

 

(Wonder how many posts before someone asks what it is ?)

[Evei 10]

Not sure if its made in sheffield but I buy it at the large cooked meat shop in the castle market, sorry dont know its name but its the one in the centre below the steps leading down from the bread shop.

 

(Wonder how many posts before someone asks what it is ?)

 

See here: http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=835181

[linz 1980 10]

What is it ?

[Sidedgar 10]

Thanks. Will try.

[iansheff 88]

Mmmmmmmm that brings back memories, polony sandwiches with tomato sauce on.

[diamondjack 10]

you can buy it at Asda

[shanes teeth 10]

Pork butchers used to make their own. I think Kempka on Abbeydale Rd sells it and possibly Rowney's on Sharrow.

[Vulcan B2 10]

Morrisons sell it aswell.

[Sidedgar 10]

Polony is pork suasage with tomatoes. I think that it is an Italian food from Bologna, and presume that it is the origin of the word Bolony indicating that something is rubbish!

[lectrospin 10]

Polony is pork suasage with tomatoes. I think that it is an Italian food from Bologna, and presume that it is the origin of the word Bolony indicating that something is rubbish!

 

wouldn't that be boloney? and yeah it's typical made with the 'rubbish' bits hence the term.

 

Polony is eastern european in origin. Most people in the UK just call it luncheon meat, polony is an australian term.

Edited August 8, 2011 by lectrospin

[dustbunny 10]

no not boloney - poloney