Do you wash your meat?

[G.U.Y. Gaga]

There was just a heated argument about this.

 

particularly poultry

 

as I black person I was taught to (although logically I understand why you wouldn’t lol) and all my friends didn’t even realize people do lol. 
 

I don’t know about other cultures though 

[Tropez]

Oh that meat. 
 

Do you wash your steak? Ground beef? Bacon? 

[God_Donna]

Yes in Vinegar

Edited February 11, 2023 by God_Donna
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[G.U.Y. Gaga]

5 minutes ago, Tropez said:

Oh that meat. 
 

Do you wash your steak? Ground beef? Bacon? 

I personally don’t (but I can’t really cook lol )

 

 

Edited February 11, 2023 by G.U.Y. Gaga
This is probably my first unintentional messy title lol

[liam13]

Yes, with salt. Tho we buy meat in markets where it's represented without protection/wrap so it's only right.

 

I've never bought meat in supermarket so idk but if i did, i'd prolly wash it too.

[EtherealCat]

no, you are just splashing germs all over your kitchen 

[Leptine]

Not sure what this thread is about.

 

If you mean meat to eat, I never heard or saw people washing it, not even sure how you can do it, in general it's inside box and the cooking process should destroy eventually germs, then again I don't eat meat since 10 years so I might be out of the loop..

 

If you mean that meat, no matter what culture, you should always wash-clean it daily.

[State of Grace.]

Yes. We wash it with vinegar/lime/salt.

[G.U.Y. Gaga]

3 minutes ago, Leptine said:

Not sure what this thread is about.

 

If you mean meat to eat, I never heard or saw people washing it, not even sure how you can do it, in general it's inside box and the cooking process should destroy eventually germs, then again I don't eat meat since 10 years so I might be out of the loop..

 

If you mean that meat, no matter what culture, you should always wash-clean it daily.

It’s common for black people to wash with vinegar or lemon juice 

 

dunno about others though 

[cockatoo]

No that's spreading germs around your kitchen for no reason (2). Cooking meat is enough to kill any bacteria on it.

[BrooklynBoy]

Yes, with vinegar.

[MonsterJohn]

Yes  with vinegar lemon salt to remove the strong meat odor 

 

Don't let white people to tell you not washing the meat 

[GipJo]

No, according to science, washing meat would spread germs.

[Tropez]

16 minutes ago, G.U.Y. Gaga said:

I personally don’t (but I can’t really cook lol )

 

 

So if you don’t wash those meats. What’s the difference? 

[Pendulum]

Soaking the meat in water and vinegar is okay but we, in the Western world, do not have the need to do this. Washing the chicken under the faucet is not okay. The water splashes chicken juice all over and we know what that equals. Preaching that people should wash their meats is the same as getting offended due to the lack of seasoning - ignorance.

 

The only time I'd wash meat is when a porkchop has bone fragments/particles on the meat.

 

 

[selena_lavigne]

if i like someone's meat, i'll suck it even if it tastes weird.

[selena_lavigne]

you know that type of after the gym sex? yummy.

[umich]

1 minute ago, selena_lavigne said:

if i like someone's meat, i'll suck it even if it tastes weird.

 

1 minute ago, selena_lavigne said:

you know that type of after the gym sex? yummy.

 

[Leptine]

4 minutes ago, G.U.Y. Gaga said:

It’s common for black people to wash with vinegar or lemon juice 

 

dunno about others though 

I see, it's definitely not a thing here in Italy, but I made a research and they say that using vinegar for doing that is a valid option if you want an extra sanitation, you still have to cook it to be sure to remove germs completely from it.

 

In here there's more the controversy thread of cooking or not wurstel (german sausages) since a lot of people think that they're ready to eat and last year some people died in here because they eat not cooked ones.

[youcallingmyname]

No as it can spread germs and there’s more cleanup involved. 

[Illuminati]

No but I would probably be slightly less disgusted by raw meat if I washed it. I'll try the vinegar thing sometime

[wastedpotential]

No, because the cooking process kills anything that might have needed to be washed off. 

[Bindi]

I do 

[theredkilt]

certainly not with soap

 

 

[selena_lavigne]

31 minutes ago, umich said:

 

 

anybody who doesn't like it is either lying or hasn't tried it.