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... hamburger or steak , are messy to eat , and cannot be put on a bun , placing them at a disadvantage with hamburgers as a convenience food . The move to suburbia was shortly followed by other social changes that contributed to the ...
... hamburger or steak , are messy to eat , and cannot be put on a bun , placing them at a disadvantage with hamburgers as a convenience food . The move to suburbia was shortly followed by other social changes that contributed to the ...
Page 124
... hamburgers must be an all - beef product , they can contain up to 30 percent added beef fat , unlike ground beef , whose fat composition is determined solely by the fat present before grinding . Hamburgers , in other words , can be ...
... hamburgers must be an all - beef product , they can contain up to 30 percent added beef fat , unlike ground beef , whose fat composition is determined solely by the fat present before grinding . Hamburgers , in other words , can be ...
Page 125
... hamburger meat . Let hamburgers be made of pork with beef fat , or beef with pork fat , or prevent hamburgers from being made of beef fat from one animal plus beef from another , and the entire beef industry would collapse overnight ...
... hamburger meat . Let hamburgers be made of pork with beef fat , or beef with pork fat , or prevent hamburgers from being made of beef fat from one animal plus beef from another , and the entire beef industry would collapse overnight ...
Contents
ONE Good to Think or Good to Eat? | 13 |
TWO Meat Hunger | 19 |
THREE The Riddle of the Sacred Cow | 47 |
Copyright | |
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