Depending on your geography, you might feel very strongly that this is called Taylor ham

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      8 days ago

      It was called ham until the government said it can’t legally be labeled as ham a century ago. Shit is delicious and the thinner the better, imo.

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      7 days ago

      There are so many of these brand name products that become the name for the entire category.

      Kleenex: Often used to refer to any facial tissue

      Band-Aid: Commonly used to refer to any adhesive bandage.

      Xerox: Used as a verb meaning to photocopy

      Velcro: Refers to hook-and-loop fasteners in general.

      Thermos: Used to refer to any vacuum flask or insulated bottle.

      Dumpster: Originally a brand name for large trash receptacles, now used generically for any large waste container.

      Q-tips: Refers to cotton swabs in general.

      Frisbee: A term used to describe any flying disc.

      Jacuzzi: Often used to refer to any hot tub or whirlpool bath.

      ChapStick: Used generically for any lip balm.

      Post-it: Refers to any sticky notes.

      Escalator: Originally a brand name, now used for any moving staircase.

      Popsicle: Refers to any frozen treat on a stick.

      Jet Ski: Used to describe any personal watercraft.

      I’m sure there are more.