Food of the Seventies, Slim Jims
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It was a beefstick the size of a thick pencil.
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you can chew just one bite of a slim jim 100 times and that juicy flavor is still oozing out of it-it is one the most perfect foods out there still.
I used to eat it. I wish I can buy more.
Never ate them myself. But I remember wrestler Randy "Macho Man" Savage pitching them for years. "Snap into a Slim Jims! Oooh, Yeah!!"
You can still get these they sell them at the checkout isles at Wal Mart.
Slim Jim meat snacks go back to 1929 in Philadelphia by a small company. General Mills bought naming rights in 1967. By 1982, Goodmark Foods became the new owner, through much of the WWF, "Macho Man" Poffo sponsorship. ConAgra took over Goodmark 20 years ago, and is current producer. Some confuse this with Slim Jim taffy products, which first came out in 1972, by a New York candy firm. No word if legal action over name infringement occurred.
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