Advanced Meat Recovery






This is the result of Advanced Meat Recovery (AMR) a process by which the last traces of meat are scraped or shaved from animal bones and other carcass materials after the meat has been carved off manually. After the process the slurry is classified as finely textured meat. This particular paste is chicken -- it is the main ingredient in chicken nuggets, chicken hot dogs, chicken bologna, etc. Mechanically separated chicken is also treated with ammonia for sterilization purposes. If you see the words 'finely textured' before the name of the meat, this is what you are eating...



 

Guess What’s in The Picture [Foodlike Substance] FoodEducate Blog

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'Safety of Beef Processing Method Is Questioned' NY Times Dec 2009.

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'Meat Stripper Gets Third Degree' Wired Jan 2004.

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truth
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Re: finely textured chicken
Reply #4 on : Sat October 29, 2011, 14:45:26
and yet it's still less processed than tofu...
Matt
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Re: finely textured chicken
Reply #3 on : Sat October 29, 2011, 14:42:17
Wouldn't using all parts of the animal and not letting any go to waste, just as these people do, be the green thing to do?
or throwing away useable product must be the green thing to do
cool dude
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blaaaaahhh
Reply #2 on : Wed March 23, 2011, 02:56:37
holy @!#@# that looks like ice cream

YUMMY!!
THAT IS GROSS
tommy
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finely textured
Reply #1 on : Fri October 08, 2010, 07:10:12
yuch
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