November 13, 2009

Are You Really Still Eating Hamburgers?

by Choire posted @11:30 AM

THIS COW WILL GO INTO 90 DIFFERENT BURGERS"A deadly outbreak of E. coli has been traced to a large producer of ground beef that stopped testing its ingredients years ago under pressure from beef suppliers."

 
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  1. Backslider [#819]

    Man, first you get all "down with the drug companies and land usurpers" and now you're going to ruin my lunch.

  2. KarenUhOh [#19]

    Jesus. Next it's going to be a sermon about booze.

    Make Balk write it.

  3. Backslider [#819]

    Please don't start getting down on oral sodomy, or you'll have lost at least one reader.

  4. LondonLee [#922]

    Yes, but only using meat from cows that smoke.

  5. pattycakes [#652]

    A great argument to buy local, from farmers you know and trust. As for those of you in NY, where things just aren't around locally, don't you all drink enough booze to kill that shit off anyways?

  6. petejayhawk [#1249]

    Remember the last big e. coli outbreak, and how it was in spinach?

    So, are you really still eating vegetables?

  7. vonbondie3000 [#774]

    Oh man, the hamburgers at Henry Social in Brooklyn are so good.

  8. Flashman [#418]

    I'm glad they've cared enough to plant that palmetto there.
    Some nice bright foliage can really brighten up a killing yard

  9. brent_cox [#40]

    I will keep eating supermarket hamburger, and I will buy extra A-1 Sauce to mask the taste of the E. Coli.

  10. HiredGoons [#603]

    Funny story – well, not so much funny as true.

    There was a slaughter house down road from my house growing up – we lived near a farm, in Vermont, 'nuff said.

    One day one of the cows broke out of said slaughter house and proceeded to make it's way down the (rather busy) rural route that our house was near (I lost a lot of cats and dogs and had my very own Pet Cemetary!).

    Anyway, about 30 yards from our door, the cow got hit and killed.

    By a milk truck.

  11. RocketSurgeon [#1632]

    I had my first cheeseburger in six months last night. Medium rare. I've always had great timing like that.

  12. NotAndersonCooper [#158]

    Gristedes markets a reduced-coli cottage cheese.

  13. missdelite [#625]

    Eat all the burgers you want – e.coli's a natural laxative.

 

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