....of that thin slip of paper they put at the bottom of a packet of meat?
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It's supposed to absorb the blood I think, isn't it SB
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OMG that is the weirdest thing ever. I was just about to do a meat related thread about sainsburys being taken to court for the amount of excess packaging they have in their meat which I agree with as there is far too much.
And then you post this.
And then you post this.
It's in case it comes back to life and wants to write a note.
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It's supposed to absorb the blood I think, isn't it SB
Well it's so thin and surely if someone buys meat they would not be offended/surprised to find a bit of blood in the packet. Just cannot see the point in it.
I expect it's another European directive.
I like to think of it as a little sanitary towel for your meat.
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Well it's so thin and surely if someone buys meat they would not be offended/surprised to find a bit of blood in the packet. Just cannot see the point in it.
But is it like......you get what you pay for, with the more expensive cuts of meat you get a thicker pad......I dunno
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I expect it's another European directive
Bloody place is rife with them
I buy my meat in the local butchers so don't get the meat pad
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I buy my meat in the local butchers so don't get the meat pad
So do I. It's good.
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Well done you Moonbeams, but a lot of butchers have closed down now because of supermarkets mass producing meat so not everyone can use a butchers
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I like to think of it as a little sanitary towel for your meat.
Thoughtful.
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And while we're about it, when was the last time anyone had a pork chop with the kidney in? I used to love them
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OMG that is the weirdest thing ever. I was just about to do a meat related thread about sainsburys being taken to court for the amount of excess packaging they have in their meat which I agree with as there is far too much. And then you post this.
Hi Isadora, not aware of the court case against Sainsburys. I think at lot of the supermarkets/companies are guilty of excessive packaging.
It's that pope's fault.
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And while we're about it, when was the last time anyone had a pork chop with the kidney in? I used to love them
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t's that pope's fault
Is it wrong that I am finding a terrorist group of militant street cleaners slightly amusing...Reference:Moonbeams
I buy my meat in the local butchers so don't get the meat pad
More pricey though.
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I like to think of it as a little sanitary towel for your meat.
I like to think of it as a little sanitary towel for your meat.
As long as it doesn't come with PMT
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More pricey though.
But tastes waaaaaaaaaaaay better and its locally sourced.
My local Butcher is very reasonable. where else can I pick up a pound of steak mince (from a local herd) for ÂĢ2.50 ?
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I refer you to my post above about local butchers being closed down
Its basically like a nappy to absorb the blood, as it is a polystyrene tray and it won't absorb it and then when it is sitting for a while the blood runs out of the meat and around the tray and can sometimes leak.
Thing is, if the meat had been hung for a few weeks, there'd be no need for a 'nappy'.
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Thing is, if the meat had been hung for a few weeks, there'd be no need for a 'nappy'
But if it's hung, does that not drain the blood/juices out of it and make it a bit drier
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Thing is, if the meat had been hung for a few weeks, there'd be no need for a 'nappy'
I work part time in a butchers and we don't hang our meat, pork loins, and the steaks all come vacuum packed in their own juices so they are literally cut from the joint and packaged.
I'm really veering towards vegetarianism after reading this
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'm really veering towards vegetarianism after reading this
I sometimes think veggies have a point Karma, but soz.......I can't do without me meat
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I'm really veering towards vegetarianism after reading this
Good job the thread wasn't about what sausages are made of.
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Or saveloys
I have heard rumours about sausages I will eat sausages maybe, twice a year at most. They're not something I buy. But please don't tell me about them, I've just had jelly and I've got a coldy/tummy bug thing as it is and it's already been boke central today. (Whatever connection jelly has with all this I don't know but I mentioned it anyway).
Quorn sausages ain't bad though.
Quorn sausages ain't bad though.
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But if it's hung, does that not drain the blood/juices out of it and make it a bit drier
It's to do with lactic acid tenderising the meat. My mother used to get a couple of rabbits each month and would let them hang on the keyboard behind the kitchen door for about a week. It just relaxes everything after the shock of being killed. Actually, writing all this, I feel like becoming a vegetarian myself.
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Oops. Hope you're better soon Karma
Maybe its there to collect the juices and be used for a thickener in gravy?
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but soz.......I can't do without me meat
I am quite partial to a well seasoned pork chop. Lamb I can't stand. But I think I could quite happily do without meat if I was barred from eating it tomorrow. I'm terrified of cows (one chased me in a field in Ireland when I was 19 cos I thought it was a bull and started screaming at it) and it was only a few years ago I bothered to find out exactly where bacon came from. The only thing I would miss is me mum's Irish beef stew.Reference:
It's to do with lactic acid tenderising the meat. My mother used to get a couple of rabbits each month and would let them hang on the keyboard behind the kitchen door for about a week. It just relaxes everything after the shock of being killed. Actually, writing all this, I feel like becoming a vegetarian myself.
after eating the bacon sold in supermarkets at the mo and seeing the amount of salt water come out when frying i would tend to agree. Not to mention the mess it makes with spitting all over the hob.Reference:
Oops. Hope you're better soon Karma
Awww cheers Pam x It's been brought in the house by some little scrote who's gone to my boy's school with it. Grrr!!
I'd miss Bacon butties and chicken. Not really miss much else except the odd steak with chips, onion rings and peppered sauce!!
Here..why do some veggies not eat meat but eat fish? Something I find a bit hypocritical.
Here..why do some veggies not eat meat but eat fish? Something I find a bit hypocritical.
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after eating the bacon sold in supermarkets at the mo and seeing the amount of salt water come out when frying i would tend to agree. Not to mention the mess it makes with spitting all over the hob
Gross, I agree. I don't bother anymore. It's just water. Money, money, money. Add Reply
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