Sentences with phrase «pink slime»

The meat industry is trying to make it sound like the inclusion of pink slime in ground beef somehow makes our entire ground beef supply safer.

The debate over the use of so - called pink slime in ground beef, what industry refers to as lean finely textured beef, is heating up.

I have really enjoyed your blog on pink slime.

We also talked about pink slime here at Eat Drink Better back in 2010.

Only touch the real food, step away from the ones with pink slime.

The bottom line is that «ground beef» will contain pink slime, whether we like it or not — because the government says so.

Other ways to keep pink slime out of local schools might be to attend a meeting of the local school board and voice your opinion.

For example, if you would like to eat pink slime on a regular basis I have no problems with that.

Like pink slime, the practice has endured harsh public scrutiny as much because of a lack of transparency as anything else.

It doesn't matter at this point what pink slime actually looks like.

The process is just as gross as pink slime.

The reason the campaign behind pink slime seemed to work so quickly is because people in the government began to support it.

I want to be included in the petition so as not to add pink slime in anything we eat!

I guess you missed all the deeply researched stories regarding pink slime, slaughter house floor scraps washed in kitchen cleaner.

Children will go hungry because of your «cleverly» picking the name pink slime.

Every newspaper, TV report, blog, radio report, etc. mentioned the term pink slime.

Or if the roll says 100 % lean ground beef, then why should we not believe it is 100 % lean pink slime?

My girls would love to make this princess - inspired pink slime, also made with craft glue, liquid starch, food coloring and glitter.

The food policy news just keeps sliding in like so much pink slime.

Dogs and cats aren't meant to eat vegetables, any more than our children should be consuming pink slime, right?

I am hoping that I will never have to write about pink slime again.

Why anyone would eat fast food after seeing that dreadful pink slime stuff, for another.

But heck, I eat pink slime tubes and they don't kill me.

But meat glue, unlike pink slime, is labeled.

I wanted to address the claim of pink slime being nutritionally equivalent.

Not every small newspaper carries food news and your contribution could be the only piece on pink slime.

In addition to the safety issue, pink slime in linked to all of the problems associated with the industrial beef industry, from pollution to deforestation to carbon emissions.

In an effort to ensure that meat glue doesn't endure the same fate as pink slime, the meat industry is responding to recent criticism.

If you want to eat pink slime, then by all means do so.

Thank you for «cleverly» picking the name pink slime.

The petition, titled «Tell U.S.D.A. to stop using pink slime in school food,» garnered more than 200,000 signatures within nine days and prompted the U.S. Department of Agriculture to change its policy on using Lean Finely Textured Beef in the ground beef served in schools.

When asked whether the USDA would consider banning pink slime from school meat shipments, spokesman Michael Jarvis told MSNBC: «All USDA ground beef purchases for the National School Lunch Program must meet the highest standards for food safety.

Still on only Day Four of our petition, 70,000 concerned citizens have asked USDA to get pink slime out of our children's school food.

One of the things that I was most upset about over the «pink slime controversy» was the way that the media portrayed the product and conducted themselves while reporting on it.

Further, maybe the outbreaks of botulism over the years and killed many people were the result of the processing of making pink slime and not from the processing of unadulterated meats.

And until they banned pink slime from school lunches, they were claiming that that was part of a healthy lunch program, too.

Oh dear lord, when will someone figure out how to market pork (or spotted owl)- based pink meat goo as «the OTHER other pink slime»?

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has weighed in on the use of so - called pink slime in beef served in the government's free and reduced - price school lunch program.

Americans are repulsed by pink slime and would avoid it in droves if it were labeled.

I'm Bettina Siegel, the person who started the now - infamous pink slime petition.

She said in her report that on my blog The Lunch Tray I «pointed out that it's [pink slime] treated with ammonia, something [I] use as a cleaning agent.»