So, G is on this new "healthy" kick and is eating all kinds of weird stuff. Whatever... he shops, he can do what he wants to do...
But this weekend, he bought grass fed beef. While he was cooking it, I had to leave the room it smelled so bad. Then we tried to eat it. SOOOO nasty. He talked to his butcher friend and he said that most people say that the first time they cook/eat it. It was like it had gone bad. A sour/acid taste.
We didn't get sick, so I'm guessing it wasn't bad. Anyone have any experience with grass feed meat?
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Yes, the first time we ate it, it smelled and tasted a little funny. But now we wouldn't eat anything else! The smell is much more "gamey" because it's a more wild diet.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
I mentioned in a post several months ago that I thought corn fed beef was delicious and that I did not care for grass fed. (Seem to recall LL replied that corn fed was terrible; grass fed good....)
Corn feed beef is the absolute best in my opinion.
It's hard to get a steer up to a good butcher weight fed only on grass. Well, not hard, it takes longer, a lot longer.
I've had grass fed and didn't notice the difference. But, we had raised the steer ourselves, so that may make a difference. Alfalfa vs prairie hay does give beef different tastes.
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The problem I have with corn fed beef is the 1) it's all genetically modified corn feed; and 2) the cows are basically standing in their own **** while they eat it.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
But I seem to remember our cows eating corn, hay, and grass.
And they stood in all kinds of crap.
The grossest thing was the salt lick.
They'd slobber and snot all over it and then spend forever running their tongue up one nostril then the other, over and over again.
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The problem I have with corn fed beef is the 1) it's all genetically modified corn feed; and 2) the cows are basically standing in their own **** while they eat it.
Cows will stand in their own **** in a huge pasture.
We call the end product cow pies for a reason. LOL
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I drink coffee so I don't kill you.
I quilt so I don't kill you.
Do you see a theme?
Faith isn't something that keeps bad things from happening. Faith is what helps us get through bad things when they do happen.
A flock of flirting flamingos is pure, passionate, pink pandemonium-a frenetic flamingle-mangle-a discordant discotheque of delirious dancing, flamboyant feathers, and flamingo lingo.
The problem I have with corn fed beef is the 1) it's all genetically modified corn feed; and 2) the cows are basically standing in their own **** while they eat it.
Cows will stand in their own **** in a huge pasture.
We call the end product cow pies for a reason. LOL
Usually not hip deep.
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LawyerLady
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
Even after the cows tongue had been up its nose before it liked you?
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They work for a fuel source for heat in the most desperate of emergency situations, too.
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