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Anyone else irrationally afraid of eating both processed and regular meat inspite of botulism? I probably should be more concerned of the preservatives they put but I can't stop worrying about the meat might be slightly uncooked or it was somehow accidentally underprocessed. Might as well become vegeterian I guess.
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In spite is two words and you're not even using it right
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op is retardmaxxing while the rest of us turning his wife into headcheese
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>>20469896
You could die from nanogram of BTX, how could I stay rational when it's so outrageous? The only reasonable explanation is that the industry is underplaying the danger like they did with the airplane.
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>>20469871
Meats are cured with nitrite because it prevents botulism. Botulism only grows without oxygen which is unlikely to happen with fresh meat, it would just spoil before botulism is a concern.
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Op, unless you live in the third world or you buy meat from the shittiest discounts, I wouldn't worry about it.
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>>20469896
Jeez, why are you so angry? Are you butchers?
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>>20469871
The preservatives prevent botulism
If you're afraid of botulism, you should avoid garlic, leeks, and onions
Doesn't sound like you know much about botulism
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>>20469939
wtf garlics should be stored in the freezer??? That's it fuck the fridge I'll never put anything there again
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>>20469944
Freezing doesn't affect botulism
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>>20469871
>Anyone else irrationally afraid of eating both processed and regular meat
no.
>inspite of botulism?
what?
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>>20469948
it prevents it from growing and since it's a toxin and not an infection then it'll reduce the chance of severe cases. Just cook shit intelligently and cook anything sketchy to 212f, which destroys the toxins.



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