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meat
  • - Ham, lamb or Spam
  • - Sausage, e.g.
  • - Jerky, e.g.
  • - Head cheese, e.g.
  • - Ham or hamburger, e.g.
  • - Chops, e.g.
  • - Mutton, e.g.
  • - Chicken, e.g
  • - Chicken or turkey, e.g.
  • - Galbi or bulgogi, e.g
  • - Beef, e.g
  • - & 25. Pasties, e.g
  • - Pork or turkey, e.g
  • - Spam, for one
  • - Venison, e.g
  • - Pork or beef, e.g
  • - Poultry or pork, e.g
  • - Lamb, e.g
  • - Steak, e.g
  • - Chuck, e.g
  • - Brisket, e.g
  • - Hamburger e.g.
  • - Spam, e.g.
  • - spam or ham
  • - Gist or substance
  • - Food for carnivores
  • - Food for a carnivore
  • - Entree, often
  • - Charcuterie wares
  • - Charcuterie offering
  • - Carnivore's need
  • - Carnivore's intake
  • - Carnivore's fare
  • - Butcher's buy
  • - Butcher shop product
  • - "Bat Out of Hell" Loaf
  • - Word with grinder or packer
  • - Word with ball or hook
  • - What vegetarians don't eat
  • - What a vegan vetoes
  • - What "some hae"
  • - Viande
  • - Venison or lamb
  • - Veggie platter's lack
  • - Vegetarians eschew it (NOT chew it)
  • - Vegetarians avoid it
  • - Vegetarian's eschewal
  • - Vegetarian's avoidance
  • - Vegetarian's anathema
  • - Veal or venison, for example
  • - Veal or venison
  • - Veal or ham
  • - Turkey, pork, or beef
  • - Turkey or chicken
  • - The important part
  • - Taboo food group for a vegan
  • - Sweet ...... (candy)
  • - Stew need
  • - Steak house supply
  • - Something verboten to a vegetarian
  • - Something one especially enjoys: Slang.
  • - Solid food.
  • - Sinatra's "Meet ...... the Copa"
  • - Roasted animal flesh
  • - Ravioli filling, often
  • - Ravioli filler
  • - Protein, say
  • - Protein, often
  • - Potato complement
  • - Pork, say
  • - Pork, beef, or chicken
  • - Pork or veal, for example
  • - Pork or beef, for example
  • - Pescatarian no-no
  • - Pepperoni or sausage
  • - Pecan pith
  • - Pastrami or pepperoni, for example
  • - Part of the Atkins diet
  • - One protein source
  • - One man's ...... . . .
  • - Nutshell contents
  • - Nut's best part
  • - Nonvegetarian food
  • - Mr. Loaf, to his friends?
  • - Meal for a carnivore
  • - Makeup of some loaves
  • - Main dish, often
  • - Light or dark subject
  • - Lenten pie's lack
  • - Lamb or ham, for example
  • - It's verboten to a vegetarian
  • - It's mainly because of the ..........
  • - It's in a nutshell
  • - It may be cured or smoked
  • - Herbivores avoid it
  • - Hard rock singer ...... Loaf
  • - Hamburger or ham, for example
  • - Ham or veal
  • - Ham or turkey, for example
  • - Ham or hamburger
  • - Ham or chicken
  • - H.C.L. item
  • - Grocery store area with steak
  • - Gist, as of a story
  • - Gist of an argument
  • - Frequent entree
  • - Food group sometimes avoided on Mondays
  • - Food eschewed by a vegetarian
  • - Food avoided by vegans
  • - Flesh for eating
  • - Filler in a deli sandwich (and in the four longest Across answers)
  • - Fido's favorite food
  • - Essential content
  • - Entree feature, often
  • - Edible part of a nut
  • - Cuts for chops
  • - Cooked flesh
  • - Companion of potatoes
  • - Coconut filler
  • - Chuck, say
  • - Chops and steaks
  • - Chicken or beef
  • - Candidate for curing
  • - Butcher's goods
  • - Butcher's concern
  • - Bully or jerky
  • - Beef or ham
  • - Beef or bacon
  • - Baseball rookie, in slang
  • - Ball preceder
  • - Ball or head leader
  • - Another man's poison
  • - Anathema to vegetarians
  • - An anagram for team
  • - "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" ...... Loaf
  • - "The Omnivore's Dilemma" topic
  • - "Protein," in some restaurant options
  • - "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" Loaf
  • - "One man's ...... is another man's poison"
  • - "If you don't eat your ......, you can't have any pudding"
  • - ...... wagon (ambulance, in slang)
  • - ...... tenderizer
  • - ...... Loaf ("Bat out of Hell" singer)
  • - ...... and potatoes
  • - Fridge staple
  • - Table staple
  • - It may be cured
  • - No-no for a vegan
  • - Word after red or dead
  • - Most important part.
  • - Sandwich ingredient.
  • - Edible kernel
  • - Headcheese
  • - Beef, eg
  • - Carnivore's craving
  • - Beef or lamb
  • - Vegetarian's bane
  • - Gist of the matter
  • - Main thrust
  • - Deli array
  • - Butcher's wares
  • - Food group
  • - ... Steaks
  • - Couscous ingredient
  • - Chophouse offering
  • - What tempeh can be a substitute for
  • - What vegetarians avoid
  • - Veal or beef
  • - Vegan's taboo
  • - Potatoes partner
  • - What an Impossible Burger lacks
  • - Vegetarian's taboo
  • - Ham or lamb
  • - Pork or beef
  • - Edible part of anything
  • - Venison or veal
  • - Beef or pork
  • - Source of protein
  • - Paleo diet staple
  • - Butcher's stock
  • - Millions consume flesh
  • - Carnivorous diet
  • - Potpie ingredient
  • - What an Impossible Burger eschews
  • - T. rex's food
  • - Substantial content
  • - Pork, beef or lamb
  • - Team cooked steak for example
  • - Butcher's inventory
  • - Frenchman to consume flesh
  • - 'Mystery' fare
  • - Flesh as food
  • - Flank or shank
  • - Mutton or venison
  • - 'Turf' half of surf and turf
  • - It may be well done
  • - Part of many sandwiches
  • - Ravioli filling, perhaps
  • - Carnivore's diet
  • - Vegetarian's no-no
  • - Vegan's avoidance
  • - Much of a paleo diet
  • - It goes through the grinder
  • - Lamb, for many gyros
  • - Protein provider
  • - Tenderizer target
  • - Word before grinder or locker
  • - Turkey or ham
  • - Substance or content
  • - Team prepared to show heart
  • - Some cuts
  • - Maiden to consume flesh
  • - Some sublime attraction dismissed by the vegetarian
  • - Food to satisfy, from what we hear
  • - Pork chops and ham
  • - Ravioli filling
  • - Substantive content
  • - Essence (but maybe not to a vegan)
  • - Lamb or ham
  • - It may be cured by smoking
  • - Part of an omnivore's diet
  • - Police force seizing a substance
  • - Good source of protein
  • - Head cheese, ironically
  • - Light or dark edible
  • - Thing not for a vegetarian
  • - Some sublime attempt dismissed by the vegetarian
  • - Flesh of animals
  • - Some welcome atmosphere in Turkey, for instance
  • - Charcuterie fare
  • - Possible ravioli filling
  • - Classic partner of potatoes
  • - Ravioli filling, sometimes
  • - Head cheese, in large part
  • - Veal or pork
  • - Steak or pork
  • - Ham, beef or chicken
  • - It's verboten to vegans
  • - Deli staple
  • - Matter of course?
  • - Kind of course
  • - Burrito filling
  • - Vegan's bane
  • - Substantial portion
  • - Dinner course
  • - Meal course
  • - Foodstuff.
  • - Gist
  • - Subway selection
  • - Vegan's no-no
  • - Deli stock
  • - Deli offering
  • - Protein source
  • - Butcher's offering
  • - Butcher shop buy
  • - Heart of the matter
  • - Essential point
  • - Heart and soul
  • - Nitty-gritty
  • - Substance
  • - Pith
  • - Supermarket section
  • - Barbecue offering
  • - Kind of ball
  • - Nut part
  • - It can be cured
  • - Essentials
  • - Stew ingredient
  • - See 86 Across
  • - Loaf
  • - Crux
  • - Essential part
  • - Menu item
  • - Quintessence
  • - Beef
  • - Food ...
  • - Essence
  • - .......... heart
  • - Kernel
  • - Flesh
  • - tame recipe for beef, say
  • - Animal flesh that is cooked and eaten
  • - Flesh millions consume
  • - Charcuterie
  • - Millions partake of flesh
  • - steakhouse stock
  • - Beef or venison
  • - No-no for vegetarians
  • - pasta filling, sometimes
  • - Protein vegetarians avoid
  • - food the team cooked?
croissant
  • - Cannot include Ross accepting single roll
  • - angry worker eating one french roll
  • - angry about one worker getting a roll
  • - Crescent-shaped bread roll
  • - ... roll
  • - French bread roll
  • - French roll
  • - Sound off, right away, after one tucked into crusty roll
  • - Cast iron's founders to make a roll
  • - Accompanied by worker, one tucked into crusty roll
  • - Breakfast roll
  • - Crescent-shaped roll
  • - Pastry with the same shape as an Argentine medialuna
  • - crescent-shaped pastry
  • - What I fed to angry social worker?
  • - Angry soldier pinching one's breakfast?
  • - Continental breakfast item
  • - Pass over worker scoffing one breakfast item?
  • - French foodstuff whose shape is sometimes falsely claimed to celebrate a defeat of Arabic invaders of Europe
  • - Bread shaped like a half-moon
  • - "Today at the bookstore I bought a ...... ..."
  • - French pastry
  • - Bakery buy
  • - Angry worker eating one pastry
  • - Peeved about one worker's breakfast?
  • - Conversations might result from this pastry oven exploding
  • - Baker's product, one consumed by peevish worker
  • - Buttery bakery buy
  • - Bakery purchase
  • - Bakery product
  • - Upscale breakfast order
  • - Brunch selection
  • - #12
  • - Waspish insect has eaten one for breakfast
  • - angry worker grabs one item of food
overt
  • - lover tries disguises in public
  • - Open to view, public
  • - No longer affected by tense public
  • - public surplus before the end of the budget
  • - Accomplished team leader exposed to the public
  • - superfluous letter disclosed to the public
  • - Public upset when vase goes missing
  • - public voter
  • - On time for public viewing
  • - Open finished on time
  • - Not secret about the beginning
  • - not concealed in an introverted way
  • - it is evident trevor hasn't finished making his comeback
  • - voter reform that's quite open
  • - Open to view? About time
  • - Unused tin-opener to get patent
  • - Unconcealed — in the past tense
  • - It's quite evident round the green
  • - it's not concealed in dover, then?
  • - finished thesis initially open to view
  • - Spare time not disguised
  • - Plainly apparent (anagram of "voter")
  • - Plain with nothing green in Quebec, perhaps
  • - because of trouble starting, it's clear to see
  • - done in full view
  • - Manifest past transgression on initiation
  • - open, the voter changes
  • - Conspicuous in poverty
  • - Obvious need to get across to the treatment centre
  • - not secret voter?
  • - Frank makes some spare time
  • - Not concealed in Dover terminal
  • - Open at an end? Head for Turnberry
  • - Open, in plain view
  • - One vaccine expert recommends that faces be undisguised
  • - so it's not concealed in dover, then?
  • - Finished last in event, that's clear
  • - Observable in attempt to cover tracks
  • - misguided voter, that's obvious
  • - Done or shown openly
  • - Clear a number of deliveries will be required before end of Test
  • - Open and undisguised
  • - Shown openly to be apparent
  • - Not concealed, or out in the open
  • - Finished before tea? That's obvious!
  • - Finished twentieth originally in the Open
  • - short cleric is up in scripture, it's evident
  • - Obvious, unconcealed
  • - Patent feature of a hover train
  • - finished ahead of time, it's plain
  • - Plain, evident
  • - Conspicuous among introverts
  • - Obvious, apparent
  • - Apparent reduction of overtime
  • - No secret round green
  • - Finished on time, that's obvious
  • - unconcealed on top of letter
  • - Not underhanded
  • - Not disguised
  • - Plainly apparent
  • - Out in the open for all to see
  • - Open and observable
  • - Far from private
  • - Not secretive
  • - Kind of act
  • - Observable
  • - Bald-faced
  • - Clear as day.
  • - Openly done
  • - Open to all
  • - Ostensible
  • - Clearly visible
shadow-cabinet
  • - Non-ruling politicians follow taxi I catch
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