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In the discussion thread: "Pink slime" ire prompts key producer to close plants [View all]

Response to Julian Englis (Original post)

Tue Mar 27, 2012, 12:46 AM

lonestarnot (71,149 posts)

24. Couldn't swallow any of that crap until I am rightfully assured that it is no more.

Still one plant open. How many more are there?

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47 replies	Author	Time	Post
"Pink slime" ire prompts key producer to close plants [View all]	Julian Englis	Mar 2012	OP
There is a win-win to all this	izquierdista	Mar 2012	#1
Can't they process the meat	Mz Pip	Mar 2012	#2
The slime.	sendero	Mar 2012	#3
The ammonia process destroys bacteria, and yes, theres another way	DJ13	Mar 2012	#7
Sell it for what it is. If you can't do that, it's dog food. n/t	denverbill	Mar 2012	#4
I would not feed it to my dogs	lester94111	Mar 2012	#37
Me neither, but it is probably better than what goes into most pet foods anyway.	denverbill	Mar 2012	#38
not good enough for animals.	robinlynne	Mar 2012	#39
650 jobs. And this:	Robb	Mar 2012	#5
Or we could cut back on the meat we consume and opt for top quality when we consume it	AllyCat	Mar 2012	#27
That's not what happens. Never has been.	Robb	Mar 2012	#30
How about we stop consuming so much? I revisit my first point	AllyCat	Mar 2012	#36
Yes, those foolish poor people.	Robb	Mar 2012	#45
It is not okay for the poor to eat non-food because they are poor	AllyCat	Mar 2012	#47
You assume what they say is true.....	robinlynne	Mar 2012	#40
I remember a day	unionworks	Mar 2012	#6
Not sure pink slime is responsible for that.	Doremus	Mar 2012	#9
Couldn't agree more	unionworks	Mar 2012	#10
Your post brought back fond memories	Doremus	Mar 2012	#22
I stopped eating beef way back ...	guyton	Mar 2012	#16
I'd like it labeled,	They_Live	Mar 2012	#8
No worries. They can get work at the irradiation plant. nt	Snake Alchemist	Mar 2012	#13
Mis-information about lean beef?	blackspade	Mar 2012	#11
Now I know what the awful smell in ground beef was....	glinda	Mar 2012	#14
Our ground beef smells wonderful.	Rozlee	Mar 2012	#18
Odd, my dogs will eat a 2 week old cheesesteak from the street.	Snake Alchemist	Mar 2012	#42
"Soaked with ammonia."	Robb	Mar 2012	#15
Pink slime is just a continuation of the Walmartization of America	high density	Mar 2012	#12
"I'll have a burger with fries, hold the amonia". Video I saw several years ago	crunch60	Mar 2012	#17
I don't like to see anyone lose their job, but I have to wonder how many of those employees	Incitatus	Mar 2012	#19
Wow...pushback is working all over the place.	dixiegrrrrl	Mar 2012	#20
Ground meat	burrowowl	Mar 2012	#21
I am more concerned about the 650 jobs	The Green Manalishi	Mar 2012	#23
Well if the products were clearly labeled as containing this stuff sure,	xtraxritical	Mar 2012	#25
As you recognize, it's not binary - everyone can be concerned	closeupready	Mar 2012	#33
Another "self-righteous yuppie with his knickers in a twist..."	LanternWaste	Mar 2012	#35
the entire point was IT IS NOT LABELED AS WHAT IT IS. I idid not know I was eating ammonia.I buy th	robinlynne	Mar 2012	#41
They will soon be employed at the food irradiation plant. nt	Snake Alchemist	Mar 2012	#43
Couldn't swallow any of that crap until I am rightfully assured that it is no more.	lonestarnot	Mar 2012	#24
that one plant is probably for the School Lunch program since they are refusing to cave	AllyCat	Mar 2012	#28
Prollee true that.	lonestarnot	Mar 2012	#32
So what's next? Pink pork slime?	truthisfreedom	Mar 2012	#26
McNuggets I believe are made from chicken slime. So say's Jamie Oliver,	crunch60	Mar 2012	#29
Eat the slime or we'll fire 650 workers!	marble falls	Mar 2012	#31
Makes me wonder what it's done to my cats/dogs over the years?	Remmah2	Mar 2012	#34
WSJ: 'Pink Slime' Controversy Hurting Beef Demand, Tyson Says	alp227	Mar 2012	#44
"Unappetizing" wasn't the only concern	.99center	Mar 2012	#46

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