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To: moehoward

If you eat a burger made from seasoned beef, even if you seasoned it at home, it isn’t 100% either.

I’m not defending Taco Bell, but almost nobody eats 100% beef in a taco or burger even when they think they are.


8 posted on 04/18/2011 10:08:26 PM PDT by Spktyr (Overwhelmingly superior firepower and the willingness to use it is the only proven peace solution.)
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To: Spktyr

Care to describe what is not beef in the raw 85 or 90% hamburger bought from the local Safeway Store. Are they using pork fat or what?


14 posted on 04/18/2011 10:32:53 PM PDT by B4Ranch (Allowing Islam into America is akin to injecting yourself with AIDS to prove how tolerant you are .)
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To: Spktyr
I guess it's how you look at it. If you bought ground beef from our local market, you'd start with 100% beef. Add salt and pepper, and your patty might get knocked back to 99.999% beef.

That' still a far cry from 88% of -from god knows where- beef.

24 posted on 04/19/2011 12:11:28 AM PDT by moehoward
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To: Spktyr

I expect a small percent is TVP.

Look at a McDonalds breakfast burrito, that little round ball of sausage, is not all sausage either.

I suspect it’s part TVP, too. It is cheaper to add TVP to meat than use all meat.

Look at the money saved by using a small amount of TVP, seasoned or not.

I’m not complaining about it. I buy and add TVP to my food storage...

If refrigeration becomes a problem, if a catastrophic event happens and my meat supply from dehydrated, canned and frozen is gone, contaminated etc, I can use TVP for protein...


39 posted on 04/19/2011 6:51:17 AM PDT by Freddd (NoPA ngineers.)
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