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scrapple is made from the typically undesirable scrap parts (usually pork, though it sometimes includes beef bits), mixed with filler to make a fairly dense loaf. you usually buy it prepackaged, like a pack of sausage or bacon, both of which are usually served as a breakfast side, like you would with scrapple.
whereas meatloaf (or at least, the kind with which I'm familiar) is made from ground beef - actual meat rather than castoffs - and also often mixed with filler (usually bread) to make a loose, loaf shaped patty. it's more of a loaf shaped hamburger! and you can't normally buy that packaged, except maybe in the frozen foods section (ick).
I'm sorry if I'm overexplaining, but I don't know how big the culinary differences are in the uk vs the us. |
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