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How does McDs and people get away with saying their burgers are 100% beef? Surely they're not.

 

I was reminded of this when I saw this:

 

Taco Bell doesn't use beef in their "beef"-based pseudo-Mexican delicacies. They use a gross thing called "Taco Meat Filling" as shown on their big container's labels—which customers can't see. The list of ingredients is gruesome:

 

Water, isolated oat product, salt, chili pepper, onion powder, tomato powder, oats (wheat), soy lecithin, sugar, spices, maltodextrin (a polysaccharide that is absorbed as glucose), soybean oil (anti-dusting agent), garlic powder, autolyzed yeast extract, citric acid, caramel color, cocoa powder, silicon dioxide (anti-caking agent), natural flavors, yeast, modified corn starch, natural smoke flavor, salt, sodium phosphate, less than 2% of beef broth, potassium phosphate, and potassium lactate.

 

36% beef. Thirty-six percent—plus all the above making up for the other 64% of the party in your mouth.

 

More on that lovely here

 

 

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I guess then that McD's burgers must be 100% beef....of course thats not to say its a nice slab of sirloin that has just been minced down, just that all meat products come from a cow.....which parts I leave up to you.

 

36% BEEF........thats the reason the term "Meat-Like Product" was invented!! lol

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Blimey I tried to do a search and up top came this

 

Q: What is 100% BEEF?

 

A: "100% BEEF is a bimonthly adult men's publication, by, for, and about the celebration of mature, masculine adult men. We celebrate the natural beauty and unparalleled sex appeal of real, natural, mature adult males. Our models' bellies are more likely to hold a six-pack than resemble one. Our belief that masculine men of all sizes, shapes, ages, and backgrounds are beautiful and sexy is communicated in each issue through the writing, illustrations, photography, and the choices of men we feature as models.

 

veryshocked

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From Wikipedia

 

Cow eyeballs

Another popular belief is that McDonald's widely uses cow eyeballs in its products, permitting it to brand them as "100% beef". However, the USDA mandates that all beef by-products, including cow eyeballs, be appropriately labelled. McDonald's, however, has asserted that its products contain "100% pure USDA inspected beef; no additives, no fillers, no extenders." In addition, cow eyeballs are actually more expensive than real beef, due to demand from scientific institutions for experiments.[1] Also, a cow eyeball weighs only about an ounce, so it would take too many eyeballs to make up one burger to be worthwhile.

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Originally Posted By: Chriselle
Lips and arseholes... yummy


There is a joke in there somewhere but am too **** to think.

100% beef eh? Wonder what cuts or mechanically retrieved beef they use?
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Originally Posted By: RobBright
Originally Posted By: Chriselle
Lips and arseholes... yummy


There is a joke in there somewhere but am too **** to think.

100% beef eh? Wonder what cuts or mechanically retrieved beef they use?


They cut off the lips, cut out the ass holes, mix in some nitrates, artificial flavours and other goodness and voila...

commercial hot dogs and hamburgers

The only joke is that we eat this crap.
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Originally Posted By: Chriselle
Originally Posted By: RobBright
Originally Posted By: Chriselle
Lips and arseholes... yummy


There is a joke in there somewhere but am too **** to think.

100% beef eh? Wonder what cuts or mechanically retrieved beef they use?


They cut off the lips, cut out the ass holes, mix in some nitrates, artificial flavours and other goodness and voila...

commercial hot dogs and hamburgers

The only joke is that we eat this crap.


But how can a hole be beef if it is a hole? wink
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This is what McDs say on their site:

 

Is your meat real or fake?

 

Despite all those myths out there, none of our meat is fake! McDonald’s uses only 100% USDA-inspected beef from real beef cattle to make our burger patties. Our chicken is 100% USDA-inspected real chicken, supplied by industry leaders like Tyson Foods and Keystone Foods, and the same high standards apply to our 100% pork.

 

Do you add fat to cook your burger patties?

 

Our burger patties are just 100% pure beef. Nothing is added – no binders or fillers. The restaurants use a double-sided grill called a “clamshell†to grill the patties, and no extra fat is added.

 

What is the binding ingredient used in making the beef patties?

 

We don’t use any binding ingredients. Our burger patties are made from 100% pure beef, with no binders or fillers.

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