"Grass-Fed Beef" No Longer Means "Grass-Fed"; Still Means "Beef" - Consumerist Comments

"Grass-Fed Beef" No Longer Means "Grass-Fed"; Still Means "Beef"

blakewest — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 16:35:31 EDT

The only way to know what's in your meat is to raise it yourself, and process it yourself. Knowing the rancher, seeing the livestock and getting to know the butcher is next best. Relying on any kind of label is just foolish given the pro-business bent of the USDA.

blakewest

"Grass-Fed Beef" No Longer Means "Grass-Fed"; Still Means "Beef"

Magister — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 14:35:53 EDT

I like my veal naturely chained to a stake in the ground.

Magister

"Grass-Fed Beef" No Longer Means "Grass-Fed"; Still Means "Beef"

Bon Jour, Pee Wee — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 13:55:18 EDT

'Organic' beef, however, does taste better than non-organic.

Bon Jour, Pee Wee

"Grass-Fed Beef" No Longer Means "Grass-Fed"; Still Means "Beef"

Bon Jour, Pee Wee — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 13:53:50 EDT

I actually like chicken that is all genetically altered and full of chemicals, more than free range organically fed chicken.

'Natural' chicken tastes way game-y. Sadly, all these years of chemical enhanced food has modified my palate.

Bon Jour, Pee Wee