Things I Don't Understand
Why is ground turkey/chicken so much less plentiful on grocery store shelves as compared to ground beef?
Labels: food, things I don't understand
Labels: food, things I don't understand
posted by Declan at Thursday, February 19, 2009
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6 Comments:
Beef can sit around a couple of weeks and be called aged?
By PeterC, at 4:41 AM
It's because ground turkey and chicken tastes like crap.
By Robert McClelland, at 5:58 AM
Robert is correct, but also, because there is a lot of excess product waste from processing cows that can be turned into salvageable material in the form of ground beef. Sounds disgusting, I know. The real tough cuts of beef that otherwise wouldn't sell get used in ground beef since it is a higher margin product.
By Sacha, at 12:26 PM
I've never tried ground chicken (its hard to find) but ground turkey tastes fine to me.
Yeah I wondered if maybe there was more 'spare cow' to spread around vs. spare poultry - that might help with the cost tradeoff...
By Declan, at 9:37 PM
That's easy. Cows are bigger.
By KevinG, at 5:51 PM
Then why no ground elephant?
Got you there.
By Declan, at 10:21 PM
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