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Orrex

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5. Citric acid is also used, for instance

Reply to blackspade (Reply #4)

Tue Sep 10, 2013, 02:47 PM

Sep 2013

The fact that they have to disinfect it with Ammonia should tell you that it was not fit for consumption.

That's the same as saying "The fact that they have to cook chicken should tell you that it was not fit for consumption."

Would you prefer that they not try to kill e coli bacteria?

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Yuck. �Pink slime� returns to school lunches in 4 more states [View all] blackspade Sep 2013 OP

�USDA has repeatedly affirmed that lean finely textured beef is safe, wholesome, and nutritious 100% leftyohiolib Sep 2013 #1

Cattle hoofs are "beef" as well DJ13 Sep 2013 #2

In the distant past, people would eat all parts of the animal Orrex Sep 2013 #3

More like 60 but, that's not the point blackspade Sep 2013 #4

Citric acid is also used, for instance Orrex Sep 2013 #5

That is not the same at all. blackspade Sep 2013 #6

You aren't actually advancing your position Orrex Sep 2013 #8

At least I have a position. blackspade Sep 2013 #10

Ugh. woo me with science Sep 2013 #7

Gag with Industrial Ag foodlike product substance Berlum Sep 2013 #9