For those who know and love it, scrapple is a breakfast institution – a savory, crispy, and incredibly satisfying treat that ...

Scrapple, also known as panhas, can be a bit controversial because of how it’s made. Panhas is a German word for a dish using ...

Scrapple, also known as panhas, can be a bit controversial because of how it’s made. Panhas is a German word for a dish using every possible edible part of the pig, including cooked organs such ...

R&R, which was founded in 1934, has a manufacturing plant in Easton along with a retail outlet at 1242 Northampton St. and an online store.

The book catalogs scrapple’s rich, meaty history and the stories behind its biggest proponents. Strauss, a Berks County native now living in Philadelphia, looks to clear up some of the mystery ...

Scrapple is, moreover, a testament to the American past. With all due respect to Jimmy Dean and Bob Evans, behind those well-marketed brand names, they are wholly products of a vast and corrupt ...

Scrapple can also be purchased online, as Chef Joe revealed to me after his own homework. The easiest recipe for scrapple that I can find comes from an old “Good Housekeeping” cookbook my ...

Scrapple haters, don’t yuck on this regional yum. The Scrapple Trail Facebook page celebrates and sings a passionate love song for the porky loaf that admirers seem to like best when it is ...

Editor's Note: This story was originally published in June 2015. Jay Smucker knows a thing or two about pork products. He grew up working in his family’s butcher shop in Manheim. Today, he ...

Where did scrapple come from? This precious jewel of meat dates back to the 1600s in Germany where it originally was called panhas, pawnhos, or pan haas, meaning '"pan rabbit,'" according to the ...