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I spent way too much time last weekend reading about pink slime. I really wanted to get to the bottom of the slimebucket, if you will. This particular controversy has been burbling (and oozing and gurgling) ever since celebrity chef Jamie Oliver did a segment trashing the stuff last year (it's a little melodramatic, but the basic sentiment is sound).
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No, not the pink goo in the viral Chicken McNuggets pic, but the controversial McDonald’s “pink slime” that goes into making their ubiquitous hamburger patties. It’s not officially called pink slime, because, ew, then who would eat ... Read Post
They could easily opt out of serving the disgusting excuse for food but they don't. What parent wants their kid eating that garbage? All but three states have opted out of ordering the controversial beef product famously dubbed "pin... Read Post
I've been wanting to write a food post, and this is it. Yes, "Pink Slime" (my capitals) is an actual food product, or at least an additive. Consider: ? It's productized beef scrap, and as bad as the name implies. ? Its source is the... Read Post