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Can you, eat the pork, pink ?

vaclava krishna

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As a child I never ate, the pork, pink.
 

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You can, in fact, eat the pork, pink. Only if, the cleanliness of, the butcher, was sound.
 

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You will find that taking the pork out of the oven, it will still cook while 'stewing' on the counter/top of the oven. It will cook more if u you wait 15-20 mins.
 

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Cooked a pork roast last week and removed it from the oven when it reached an internal temperature of 140 degrees.
 

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no. you'll risk getting tapeworms and pork tapeworm cysts. Same with drinking pork blood. You have to cook it completely.
 

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Cooked a pork roast last week and removed it from the oven when it reached an internal temperature of 140 degrees.


Was it, delish ?
 

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The FDA says you can, eat, the, pork, pink. But I would imagine it varies by country, since the standards are based on the health standards of specific places. I probably wouldn't eat Chinese pork if it was still pink.
 

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The FDA says you can, eat, the, pork, pink. But I would imagine it varies by country, since the standards are based on the health standards of specific places. I probably wouldn't eat Chinese pork if it was still pink.


Pork needs to be properly cooked.

I wouldn't touch Pink Pork.
 

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The FDA says you can, eat, the, pork, pink. But I would imagine it varies by country, since the standards are based on the health standards of specific places. I probably wouldn't eat Chinese pork if it was still pink.


In Chinatown the pork, is red.
 

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The FDA says you can, eat, the, pork, pink. But I would imagine it varies by country, since the standards are based on the health standards of specific places..


I was surprised reading that ...

Pork has been seen for centuries has a potentially dangerous meat in its raw/not fully cooked state.
 

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I was surprised reading that ...
Pork has been seen for centuries has a potentially dangerous meat in its raw/not fully cooked state.


Have you tried Prosciutto, jamón ibérico or Poledwica Lososiowa ( cold smoked pork loin)?
 

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