McDonald’s Begins Efforts to Debunk Pink Slime Myth

WTVR ^ | Alix Bryan

[GeronL]

Can they claim no goo in the US version?

/kidding

[FLAMING DEATH]

Yet, I can remember sitting in history class and hearing that the Indians literally ate “every part” of a bison, and were called noble for doing so.

I have no problem eating “every part” of an animal. Even bone tissues and sinew contains nutrients that aren’t normally found in muscle tissue.

[GeronL]

Hope they never ask what the skin of link sausage is made of.

BRD Inc.

[Carriage Hill]

Pink slime was beef related, not chicken.

[SparkyBass]

"Yet, I can remember sitting in history class and hearing that the Indians literally ate “every part” of a bison, and were called noble for doing so."

where worlds collide... funny, the McDonald's south of Chinle, AZ (on the res) has a large print of a painting of these nobles running a huge herd of bison off a cliff.

Not too certain the implication is they used every part. :)

[faithhopecharity]

Your Boneless Pork Rectrums ————The ones containing bones are the homosexual assholes then?

[majormaturity]

Thank they are “inverted.” I was afraid those brown specks in the sausage were something other than pepper.

[Axenolith]

Oh crap... It involves monkeys and pornography doesn’t it... :-(

[BenLurkin]

“Pink Slime”

Sounds like NFL uniforms during breast cancer awareness Month.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

I love it!