watching Jimmy and the giant supermarket and he made a sausage that lots of people liked until they found out it had heart and tongue in it.
So....... would using ingredients like this put you off buying a sausage?
Surely it is better to use as much of the animal as possibe? |
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"watching Jimmy and the giant supermarket and he made a sausage that lots of people liked until they found out it had heart and tongue in it.
So....... would using ingredients like this put you off buying a sausage?
Surely it is better to use as much of the animal as possibe?"
well i can eat haggis easy enough, so that stuff should be fine. |
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Braised lambs heart is gorgeous, not a fan of tongue - but these ingredients seem ok compared to some you hear about going into sausages! Liver is lovely when cooked nicely and kidney's are not spurned when in a steak & kidney pudding! Z |
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"Braised lambs heart is gorgeous, not a fan of tongue - but these ingredients seem ok compared to some you hear about going into sausages! Liver is lovely when cooked nicely and kidney's are not spurned when in a steak & kidney pudding! Z"
love lambs heart stuffed with Paxo mmmmmmmmm
we have always eaten offal in our house. my dad is practically beggin our local farm shop to get some lambs tongues when they send their flock off to slughter but they reckon they cant get hold of them |
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"Braised lambs heart is gorgeous, not a fan of tongue - but these ingredients seem ok compared to some you hear about going into sausages! Liver is lovely when cooked nicely and kidney's are not spurned when in a steak & kidney pudding! Z
love lambs heart stuffed with Paxo mmmmmmmmm
we have always eaten offal in our house. my dad is practically beggin our local farm shop to get some lambs tongues when they send their flock off to slughter but they reckon they cant get hold of them "
Nearly every Sunday we'd have braised steak with a few hearts in there to slice - lovely cold on a sandwich the day after too. Z |
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"Meat and only meat in my sausage..I hate offal with a passion." Totally in agreement - I would only eat meat that looks like a clearly identifiable piece of meat eg chicken breast, beef or pork steak etc. Would not eat sausages for that reason either |
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"Meat and only meat in my sausage..I hate offal with a passion.
offal is meat - a steak is muscle and heart is muscle - whats the difference? Z" I am happy to admit and say it is largely psychological but then so are many things in life. Guess I was brought up not to eat offal and stuff, hence my intense dislike for anything connected with it. |
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"Meat and only meat in my sausage..I hate offal with a passion.
offal is meat - a steak is muscle and heart is muscle - whats the difference? ZI am happy to admit and say it is largely psychological but then so are many things in life. Guess I was brought up not to eat offal and stuff, hence my intense dislike for anything connected with it. "
Fair enough - have to say though that I can't even stand to look at tripe! Z |
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"Meat and only meat in my sausage..I hate offal with a passion.Totally in agreement - I would only eat meat that looks like a clearly identifiable piece of meat eg chicken breast, beef or pork steak etc. Would not eat sausages for that reason either "
can you identify where in the cow a piece of steak came from (no smart arse butchers please!)
a heart, a kidney, a tongue, a liver are all fairly uniform in appearance from animal to animal and so are the ultimate in meat looking like meat |
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"Meat and only meat in my sausage..I hate offal with a passion.Totally in agreement - I would only eat meat that looks like a clearly identifiable piece of meat eg chicken breast, beef or pork steak etc. Would not eat sausages for that reason either
can you identify where in the cow a piece of steak came from (no smart arse butchers please!)
a heart, a kidney, a tongue, a liver are all fairly uniform in appearance from animal to animal and so are the ultimate in meat looking like meat"
I think I can easily tell the difference from a piece of meat that is muscular ie steak from say a liver or heart or kidney. The reason I dont eat burgers and saussages is that I cant identifiy what is in them any longer...but hey horses for courses (not suggesting to serve horse meat lol) |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right" But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed? "
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed? "
Never use it for animal feed that just so wrong.
Most people are put off because they know what it is, but in blind taste test their view point might be different |
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"I love tongue, and no Im not being rude.
I usually cook an ox tongue over Xmas and have it in the fridge for cold cuts. Yummy. "
when we were kids we would get lambs tongue, sit in front of the tv eating it watching Noels House Party hehe |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z"
That is very true but lots have not even tried it |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z
That is very true but lots have not even tried it" Unfortunately I would fall into that category - I d rather become full blown vegetarian than eating offal, sausages, burgers and anything I cannot identify. I did admit it is psychological but the mere thought of eating it makes me feel sick... |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z
That is very true but lots have not even tried itUnfortunately I would fall into that category - I d rather become full blown vegetarian than eating offal, sausages, burgers and anything I cannot identify. I did admit it is psychological but the mere thought of eating it makes me feel sick..."
I understand that, unfortunately i can eat anything!! Z |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z
That is very true but lots have not even tried itUnfortunately I would fall into that category - I d rather become full blown vegetarian than eating offal, sausages, burgers and anything I cannot identify. I did admit it is psychological but the mere thought of eating it makes me feel sick..."
And at least you admit it, world be a dull place if we were all the same. As with all things if cook
Properly it tastes beautiful |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z
That is very true but lots have not even tried itUnfortunately I would fall into that category - I d rather become full blown vegetarian than eating offal, sausages, burgers and anything I cannot identify. I did admit it is psychological but the mere thought of eating it makes me feel sick...
And at least you admit it, world be a dull place if we were all the same. As with all things if cook
Properly it tastes beautiful "
PS Meant to add I dont have a problem with cock...;-) |
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"I was always brought up to believe it is disrespectful to a animal to waste parts of it. The heart, liver etc is usually the bits that taste the best if cooked right But what if you could not get yourself to eat it...? Also what about using it for animal feed?
I can't see a problem with not liking certain foods - liver has a certain texture that a lot of people don't like, you can't like everything! Z
That is very true but lots have not even tried itUnfortunately I would fall into that category - I d rather become full blown vegetarian than eating offal, sausages, burgers and anything I cannot identify. I did admit it is psychological but the mere thought of eating it makes me feel sick...
And at least you admit it, world be a dull place if we were all the same. As with all things if cook
Properly it tastes beautiful
PS Meant to add I dont have a problem with cock...;-)"
Good to hear was starting to worry |
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"watching Jimmy and the giant supermarket and he made a sausage that lots of people liked until they found out it had heart and tongue in it.
So....... would using ingredients like this put you off buying a sausage?
Surely it is better to use as much of the animal as possibe?"
just ask the chinese |
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I can't stand any offal,I have tried it when I was younger as if I did'nt eat what was cooked for tea I went hungry, but the thought of what it is along with the texture of some of it just made me spit it out and welcome being hungry |
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"Meat's meat as far as I am concerned. Most sausages are 80% sawdust anyway so more meat in them can only be better."
It depends how much you want to spend, i like my food, quality food, i dont settle for anything under 90% meat. SO i'd rather spend more on food and cut coast on something else, like condoms, damn!!! Less fucking that is? |
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"Meat's meat as far as I am concerned. Most sausages are 80% sawdust anyway so more meat in them can only be better.
It depends how much you want to spend, i like my food, quality food, i dont settle for anything under 90% meat. SO i'd rather spend more on food and cut coast on something else, like condoms, damn!!! Less fucking that is? "
90% meat - whats the other 10% - we prefer 100% meat! Z |
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It's true that Chinese and other orientals would eat everything off an animal!
Who would think of deep frying the cartridge in chicken legs in batter?!
Very tasty too!
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i like offal, but am the only one i know that does
liver n onions with crispy bacon - yum
only stuff am not stuck on is tongue
that's cos when i was a kid, i witnessed mum open a tin of it and the tongue unravelled on the plate
so there was just a tongue covered in that salty jelly sat in the middle of the plate
cue hysterics and a lifelong hatred of the stuff |
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Well if you're gonna eat one part of the animal, don't see why you shouldn't eat another part. Only exception for me is tripe, that just looks so unappetising. |
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Having tried offal I never liked the taste. But I would try it again as tastes change as you get older. I don't mind the idea of it in a sausage, but I do tend to go for butchers own as they taste better.
Having watched the two episodes of this programme I think it shows Tesco to be money grabbing more than anything. They don't really care about animal welfare, and that is being highlighted.
Will certainly make me think twice about buying imported meat as they can keep animals in worse conditions. |
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"Having tried offal I never liked the taste. But I would try it again as tastes change as you get older. I don't mind the idea of it in a sausage, but I do tend to go for butchers own as they taste better.
Having watched the two episodes of this programme I think it shows Tesco to be money grabbing more than anything. They don't really care about animal welfare, and that is being highlighted.
Will certainly make me think twice about buying imported meat as they can keep animals in worse conditions. "
I actually think Tesco have been shown in a very positive light most of the time. Just by allowing the programme, they have opened themselves up to accusations. The only negatives for me were that certain areas were made off limits for filming, by PR people. If anything, I think last nights show displayed how much we as consumers are to blame for poor animal welfare. |
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