Post Ridiculous Food Industry Obsessions

[Roikins]

Hmmm, I will eat sweetbreads, tripe, foie, and other offal, or even balut, so I guess I would eat that pink meat soft-serve as long as it was properly prepared by KWilk, probably grenobloise.

 

[HORNS]

Originally Posted by KJT

what's the context of this picture?

"Two Girls, One Box"

 

[Piobaire]

Originally Posted by HORNS

"Two Girls, One Box"

So wrong.

However.

 

[SField]

Originally Posted by Roikins

Hmmm, I will eat sweetbreads, tripe, foie, and other offal, or even balut, so I guess I would eat that pink meat soft-serve as long as it was properly prepared by KWilk, probably grenobloise.

That's the **** that most chicken in fast food is made of. Like McChicken sandwich or nuggets.

 

[whiteslashasian]

Originally Posted by SField

That's the **** that most chicken in fast food is made of. Like McChicken sandwich or nuggets.

Yo, put some golden breading on that and toss them in the fryer and you have yourself some delicious value meal protein. I get BBQ and Sweet 'n' Sour sauce for double the flavor pleasure.

 

[Roikins]

Originally Posted by SField

That's the **** that most chicken in fast food is made of. Like McChicken sandwich or nuggets.

And explains why I saw that sign on the McD today that says $4.99 for 20 nuggets when I was getting gas.

That's like a pound of meat soft-serve!

 

[SField]

Originally Posted by Roikins

And explains why I saw that sign on the McD today that says $4.99 for 20 nuggets when I was getting gas. That's like a pound of meat soft-serve!
I think nuggets are actually whole pieces of breast meat since like 2000. They're advertised as "real white meat"... but I don't know what that really means.

 

[Rambo]

Originally Posted by KJT

what's the context of this picture?
Its mechanically separated meat held together with phosphates and chicken skin. Its then bathed in ammonia to get rid of the swarms of bacteria that are there. Its then formed into "chicken" products for food companies e.g. McNuggets and chicken patties

Originally Posted by HORNS

"Two Girls, One Box"

 

[KJT]

Originally Posted by Rambo

Its mechanically separated meat held together with phosphates and chicken skin. Its then bathed in ammonia to get rid of the swarms of bacteria that are there. Its then formed into "chicken" products for food companies e.g. McNuggets and chicken patties

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Jamie Oliver demonstrating this to some kids...

 

[ama]

WTF is with that kid's hair at 3:06, did the McNuggets make the hair on the sides fall off?

 

[Roikins]

Originally Posted by ama

WTF is with that kid's hair at 3:06, did the McNuggets make the hair on the sides fall off?

I thought to be eco-green-friendly, we should be using as much of a product as possible with little to no waste, so it's cool to grind up the left over bits and skin to turn into food.

 

[acidboy]

Originally Posted by Rambo

Matt and GDL are correct. Now bacteria free ground chicken, on the other hand, looks like this:

Ammonia adds a wonderful zest.

ewww they just put them in cardboard boxes????

 

[Johnny_5]

The cardboard is probably the most nutritional object in that picture.

 

[NorCal]

Originally Posted by SField

******* Alice Waters.

Your best post ever.

I want to print "**** Alice Waters" bumper stickers and tee-shirts. In this area it would be more subversive/divisive than coming out as a Nazi or shooting a cop.

 

[kwilkinson]

Originally Posted by SField

I think nuggets are actually whole pieces of breast meat since like 2000. They're advertised as "real white meat"... but I don't know what that really means.

This is incorrect. McDonald's offers two selections. One is "McNuggets" which would be made from the soft serve looking stuff, and they offer "Chicken Selects" which are made from real chicken tenders.