Yes, Virginia, electronic “freshness detecting” meat smellers do exist, but at what cost? [Pop Gadget]
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So…this can be used in the detection of taint?
Whatever, $90 for that! I think I’ll stick with my nose too, its never failed me yet *knock wood*.
@AlteredBeast: Children read this blog!
It seems fairly iffy. While it supposedly detects bacteria, it’d be nice to have an actual list of what it can detect, plus an accuracy rating for each.
And a meter would be better, in place of the arbitrary good/ok/bad system.
Meat tastes the best just before it slips over the line into rancid. Greenish steak? GIMME.