Meat Glue Secret

This white powder sold by the kilo, is the meat industry's dirty little secret. It's called "meat glue." It makes pieces of beef, lamb, chicken or fish that would normally be thrown out stick together so closely that it looks like a solid piece of meat.


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[FranciscoKGuerreiro]

Go veg....

[mozaks80]

@Judimus2: Ha! You should be so lucky. Search for 'what are chicken nuggets made of', first result, and get ready to puke.

[bthacker09]

If the meat is glued together then the grain would be running different ways. Someone who had knowledge of meat would be able to tell the difference.

[TheMotorman96]

Just label it so those of us that dont want to take the chance....can skip over it. And I wouldnt eat a Chicken McNugget if you put a gun to my head. Never have, never will.

[WhoStoleMyEpicName]

@MiracleCookie Can't tell if trolling or stupid.

[StylixDS]

@ngematic Yes, and that is why I think it should be labeled. People need to know what they are getting so they know those sorts of risks. If its cooked properly it is safe though, so I don't see any reason it should be banned.

[ngematic]

@StylixDS Did you catch the part about cooking glued meat rare and getting food poisoning?

[StylixDS]

The only problem I have with this is the fact that some suppliers are trying to lie and pass off pieces as solid cuts. Otherwise I dont really see why this is a big issue. Honestly we should be using all the parts we can instead of wasting so much, but it should be labeled as such so people who wish not to have the product that opt out of it.

[bad65stang]

@FranciscoKGuerreiro or go to the midwest where meat is fresh and real...fuckin hippies..

[gunfuego]

@FranciscoKGuerreiro grow your own, 95% of all food stuffs in stores are GMO....

[MiracleCookie]

My suggestion is to pray over everything you eat and drink even water. We do in my family and the only thing we might get is an occasional cold nothing stomach related and this has been for years. no meds on a regular basis rarely see a doctor.. Try prayer it works but only with the God of the bible... This video is very enlightening isn't it.