So, what do you think of that, "pink slime" ground beef filler, now?

I guess those cheap McDonalds dollar menu burgers  are just chock full that meaty goodnes. I can almost taste the Ammonium Hydroxide gas that killed all the E. coli bacteria (I hope).

Haven't been to Mickey D's since. 

Come on, I understand they only used up to 15% of the pink stuff ... it made the burgers nice and juicy ... mmmm mmmm

Find a place that serves Buffalo-   Diamond Mountain Ranch.com

I'm not sure I ever had buffalo...or is it Buffalo? 

All I can say is I would from time to time become a victim of a Big Mac attack.  But noooooooooooo more. 

  Bleech!

Coming soon to your school's lunch menu!

(notice, the prisoners get fed better then our school children!)

Buffalo? .... or do you mean Bison?

WBF: What did the dad buffalo say as his firstborn left for college? 

Bye-son! 

Is there some story I am missing here?

Does anybody really believe that Mickey Dee's food is not toxic poison? 

Here we all sit, at our keyboards, the gateway to the Information Highway, drowning in our own ignorance.  It blows my mind.

tal

Google is your friend people.  But really from what I've read pink slime is in a lot of products besides MickeyDs ad school lunches.

McDonalds doesn't even taste good any more.  I don't think I'll ever eat there again.

I had a big mac 30 years ago and never ate there again.

Are you saying they are worse now?

00DAD

ever since I saw the movie "Super Size me" I havent been to a fast food place except for in and out burger. I know they dont use pink slime as they grind the meat right there. I can see the fast food industry using this, but schools? I mean really

Forks Over Knives might change your perspective on what you eat.

http://www.filmsforaction.org/Watch/Forks_Over_Knives_2011/

whats a fork?

@ biometrics:  I have that movie in the queue to watch.  I have a friend who has been after me to watch it. 

I've been aware of the issues with the meat industry since the late 70's, was vegetarian with a BF for a number if years. I'm not ready to give meat up at this point, but eat it in moderation.  My family does love their red meat though.

@Dagney

In that movie, dairy food is emphasised more than meat. But in general terms, any animal protien isn't too good for you, especially the serving quantities these days.

bio,, I like what you're saying .. also on the other thread about depression and food.  RIGHT ON, dude! 

btw,, dairy - if ppl only knew what we call "milk" really is 

tal