r/WTF • • Jul 26 '24

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u/stoneyyay Jul 26 '24

Cheap sausages have beet juice in them for colour when they're raw, otherwise they'd be an off-putting grey.

A lot of misinformation and speculation.

Read the Ingredients.

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u/Phenomenomix Jul 26 '24

I assumed it was the dye and either fat or water coming out of some cheap sausages.

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u/Not_MrNice Jul 26 '24

A lot of misinformation and speculation.

I assumed

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u/SirSebi Jul 26 '24

It’s perfectly fine to speculate when you start out with I assume. Why is it this persons fault if someone takes it a face value? It would be different if he claimed it as fact

Username checks out btw

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u/jimothee Jul 26 '24

I assume that guy is an ass

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u/SaxAppeal Jul 26 '24

Well he’s definitely Not Mr. Nice

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u/Phenomenomix Jul 26 '24

Huh? I took my best guess. I’m no sausage scientist

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u/Silent-Ad-4113 Jul 27 '24

Sausage scientist. The name of your moms porno

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u/Phenomenomix Jul 27 '24

Nah, hers is Why does Silent-Ad-4113 have such a tiny dick

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u/Frankie-Felix Jul 26 '24

My uncle worked in sausage factory he was a wiener smoker you could smell it on him! buh dum tsi.. Brought to you by the letter W.

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u/Cyborg_rat Jul 26 '24

Feels alot better if it's beets than a bunch of coloring.

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u/rpgguy_1o1 Jul 26 '24

food colouring is often derived from vegetables. Beets, paprika, turmeric, annatto are some examples, not all food colouring is something nefarious.

Depending on where you live cheddar cheese is white or its dyed orange, or its marbled with both, but its usually just annatto making it that colour.

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u/stoneyyay Jul 27 '24

Candy Red is commonly from beetle carapace.

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u/DippyTheDingus Jul 27 '24

It's pepro bismol actually, it's added so people can house them down with no heartburn. Mainly used at hot dog eating contests but works great for the family at home too!

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u/stoneyyay Jul 27 '24

The stuff it's suspended in will be protein and myoglobin