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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Is Pink Slime safe for your pets?


Is Pink Slime really safe for humans, was it really safe for your pets.


No Pink Slime at Publix


I have received a ton of emails about pink slime from readers over the past week or so.

I have to tell you guys I had never heard of it before I started clicking some of the links that you guys sent to me. Now, I wish I had never found out as it makes me just nauseous to think about!

Warning…if you are squeamish – skip past this paragraph! Pink slime is a meat byproduct where otherwise unusable cuts are mixed with ammonium hydroxide in a centrifuge to produce food for humans. According to an article from abc news, this cheap meat filler, is in 70 percent of the ground beef sold at supermarkets and up to 25 percent of each American hamburger patty, by some estimates.

I have good news for all of us who shop at Publix. Publix does NOT use pink slime in their ground beef. Yet another reason why I Heart Publix

Warning…if you are squeamish – skip past this paragraph! Pink slime is a meat byproduct where otherwise unusable cuts are mixed with ammonium hydroxide in a centrifuge to produce food for humans. According to an article from abc news, this cheap meat filler, is in 70 percent of the ground beef sold at supermarkets and up to 25 percent of each American hamburger patty, by some estimates.

I have good news for all of us who shop at Publix. Publix does NOT use pink slime in their ground beef. Yet another reason why I Heart Publix

Which store's has Pink Slime in some of their meat!


Is Pink Slime in the Beef at Your Grocery Store?

“It kind of looks like play dough,” said Kit Foshee, who was a corporate quality assurance manager at Beef Products Inc., the company that makes pink slime. “It’s pink and frozen, it’s not what the typical person would consider meat.”

As seen in the movie Food Inc., the low-grade trimmings come from the most contaminated parts of the cow and were once only used in dog food and cooking oil. But because of BPI’s treatment of the trimmings — simmering them in low heat, separating fat and tissue using a centrifuge and spraying them with ammonia gas to kill germs — the United States Department of Agriculture says it’s safe to eat.








Wal*Mart has Pink Slime in some of their meat! Where You Can Get ‘Pink-Slime’-Free Beef


Inside information, if you buy fresh ground beef in single packages NO PINK Slime

If you buy ground beef in a roll YES PINK SLIME

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