Thread: OK, I Ate Some; But Never Again
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Old 02-12-2011, 08:32 AM   #199
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Originally Posted by SameOldStory View Post
"OK, I Ate Some; But Never Again"

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We of modern western culture just want the steak and to heck with the rest.

But we do eat the "leftovers" and just don't know it. Everybody has heard the suggestion "Don't ask what's in the sausage, just eat it". And does anyone think that chicken soup is made with just the white meat?

The next time you see a food product listing "Made with 100% pure beef/chicken" don't ask/don't tell.
My brother used to work in a large abattoir, and as he used to say as the family tucked into a meat-pie, "head-meat and testicles". Sort of along the same lines as the phrase used for a lot of "100% chicken" products - "all beaks and politicians" (no, wait, they don't say "politicians", do they? Oh well, close enough. ).

Cheers,
Marc
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