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[SFLsmkr1]

Ahhhh tricky EH Mate

http://au.todaytonight.yahoo.com/article/8989315/consumer/meat-glue

 

[Bearcarver]

Yup, It all started when surgeons started gluing body parts back together.

I'm waiting for the Gorilla Glue at Home Depot to add it to their display.

Gorilla Glue:

#1  For Wood

#2  For Metals

#3  For Plastics

#4  For Meats

Bear

 

[daveomak]

That is scary to say the least!! I eat my beef black & blue. From what I can find, meat glue is approved by the FDA. Does anyone know different?

Never again will I purchase a round chunk of meat wrapped in bacon.

What about those boneless turkeys shaped like a football? Would they be okay if fully cooked? I have thought of making pastrami while eyeballing them things in the freezer case.  

Great thread.

 

[SmokinAl]

I bet those fillets wrapped with bacon in a plastic 2 pack are glued. They seem so cheap, I guess I know why. 

 

[michael ark]

They pulled the video.

 

[SmokinAl]

They pulled the video.

I'm not surprised! I certainly wouldn't want the general public to see that, if I were a meat processor. That would be a great topic for 60 Minutes.

 

[SFLsmkr1]

Yeah sorry

Dididnt post it to gross anyone or PO anyone.

Just thought it was informative.

Hey its prob safer than other things we eat that we dont know about.

 

[Bearcarver]

The video is still there, or maybe "there again".

As of now.

Bear

 

[chefrob]

Hey its prob safer than other things we eat that we dont know about.

not if we order our steaks rare..........
 

 

[boykjo]

interesting.........thanks for the heads up

 

[DanMcG]

Thanks for the link Nepas. I actually find it interesting and might give it a go. but it's a little pricey. I always wondered how they could make them boneless hams all the same size and shape, and the fact that you couldn't tell which way the meat grain was running.

 

[fpnmf]

MMMMMM yummie...

  Craig