Mettbrötchen questionable?
Good Morning,
I just ate two Mettbrötchen (meat rolls), which I never normally do. Then I did some research online and read that the stuff can cause tapeworms, etc.? Is that true?
I never eat minced meat or raw meat and especially not now.
Thanks in advance
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Absolutely, everything that tastes good is to be condemned!
I like that too, I like smoked ham, …..
If you look a little at our ancestors, who limited their meat consumption quite a bit but still enjoyed cracklings and Mettbrötchen, …
It doesn't have to get out of hand just because we can afford it today. We haven't surrendered our free will to the AfD yet.
Enjoy it! – You know, devout Jews and devout Muslims are denied this pleasure, no matter who.
Thank you very much, it definitely tasted good 😅
Thanks to mandatory meat inspections, trichinellosis is extremely unlikely. Especially since infected pigs are extremely rare. Wikipedia states that between 2000 and 2009, just 4 out of approximately 453 million (!) pigs were infected with trichinella.
However, in 2006 there were two cases of illness despite prior meat inspection.
You see, statistically it is almost impossible to become infected.
Thanks!
No, because then I would have been dead long ago⚰️
well thank God🤣
😉😂
Yes, maybe in the 1950s, but today it's not a problem…
No, then it wouldn't be sold in this nanny land.
With today's hygiene standards in pig breeding and meat processing, this is completely harmless
Irony works differently!
Believe me: without proper hygiene, you wouldn't be able to keep hundreds of sows in such a small space as is common today.
what then?
I don't question that either!
The food is prepared in such a way that there is nothing in it.
Look at what is in fish, even berries can give you rabies, among other things.
Where, my dear, do you live?
You can use some fish as a thermometer; rabies is less common, but fox tapeworm, like the latter a hundred years ago, was transmitted via berries.
For the funny guy
You don't have to worry about tapeworm infestation from ground beef. The meat is inspected.
Haha, no! Not in Germany! The skeptic is going crazy himself. The meat, that is 😀.
No.
No, that's not true.