Define "Beef" for me


	Define "Beef" for me

mbrandewinder

9-17-2007 10:56 PM

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mbrandewinder says:

Luckily, this definition of meat is for pet foods only... Enjoy your meal!

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9-19-2007 4:28 AM

creedman47

I had the same problem with processed 'cheese' yesterday. Thankfully, I had an American friend with me who pointed out that the cheese content could be less than 20% !

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