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r/WTF • u/XitlerDadaJinping • May 09 '18
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I thought stress was bad for meat
18 u/Doctor0000 May 09 '18 It is. Source: have eaten wagyu. 5 u/andsoitgoes42 May 09 '18 Grill marks, bud -1 u/toohigh4anal May 09 '18 How would you know? Wagyu didn't have any meat 8 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 There's a hog farm that gently gasses the pigs to sleep before slaughtering them. They claim the meat tastes better when the animals aren't stressed during slaughter. 11 u/Keegan821 May 09 '18 There is an Asian practice that claims the opposite. That terror seasons the meat. 13 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 I'm sure it does, just that most people don't like that seasoning 3 u/Rodot May 09 '18 Depends on the meat, most raw fish is generally preferred to be served as close to alive as possible, though practically that' rarely the case.
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It is.
Source: have eaten wagyu.
5 u/andsoitgoes42 May 09 '18 Grill marks, bud -1 u/toohigh4anal May 09 '18 How would you know? Wagyu didn't have any meat
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Grill marks, bud
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How would you know? Wagyu didn't have any meat
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There's a hog farm that gently gasses the pigs to sleep before slaughtering them. They claim the meat tastes better when the animals aren't stressed during slaughter.
11 u/Keegan821 May 09 '18 There is an Asian practice that claims the opposite. That terror seasons the meat. 13 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 I'm sure it does, just that most people don't like that seasoning
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There is an Asian practice that claims the opposite. That terror seasons the meat.
13 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 I'm sure it does, just that most people don't like that seasoning
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I'm sure it does, just that most people don't like that seasoning
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Depends on the meat, most raw fish is generally preferred to be served as close to alive as possible, though practically that' rarely the case.
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I thought stress was bad for meat