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Ground Beef vs. Ground Turkey - Which Is Healthier?

  • Author pops6927
  • Publish date Sep 14, 2017
http://www.theothersideoffood.com/ground-turkey-vs-ground-beef/

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  • pops6927
  • Sep 14, 2017
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Ground Beef WINS!  

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djjubbajubba
  • djjubbajubba

    djjubbajubba

  • Oct 17, 2017
These numbers are, honestly, skewed. Most people do not use 93/7 beef. The most common is 80/20. That has a much higher fat content. Also, the numbers are just downright wrong. I don't know where you got these numbers from, but the both have much less fat than that, and the amount of protein is totally different.
 
backlashed
  • backlashed

    backlashed

  • Dec 3, 2017
Better in what way? Are we talking factory farming that feeds the world and makes protein affordable to the masses, or organic, grass fed beef and free range turkey? Yes, there is a difference.
 
backlashed
  • backlashed

    backlashed

  • Dec 3, 2017
djjubbajubba said:
These numbers are, honestly, skewed. Most people do not use 93/7 beef. The most common is 80/20. That has a much higher fat content. Also, the numbers are just downright wrong. I don't know where you got these numbers from, but the both have much less fat than that, and the amount of protein is totally different.
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We use 93/7 for things like meat loaf, chili and meat sauce. Burgers on the grill are 80/20.
 
Delatorre226
  • Delatorre226

    Delatorre226

  • Jun 3, 2018
I think Beef win!
 
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    Brad11

  • Sep 9, 2018
https://www.gofundme.com/need-bacon...52014469-db2028c824a24fe4&pc=ot_co_campmgmt_m support the cause
 

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