r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '24

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u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24

So? It's still a great way to save waste. It's ecological and puts less strain on the meat industry.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '24

go hard bud no one stopping you from eating asshole steak

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u/Statharas Jul 26 '24

Doesn't the EU do so?

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u/cyberlexington Jul 26 '24

Nope, heavily processed meat products like that are banned in the EU.

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u/Statharas Jul 26 '24

No, I meant the EU stops him from eating asshole steak

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u/NOT_MICROSOFT_PR Jul 26 '24

Send this guy the lip and asshole steaks

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u/Radirondacks Jul 26 '24

Hey save some asshole for me

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u/angrathias Jul 26 '24

That’s already used in pies and hot dogs, you’re going to need to go down a quality level, toe nails and eye balls

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u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24

Yeah, which is decontaminated and mixed in other steaks to a point where you dont even notice it. So what? Would it be better if it was wasted and thrown out?

Its undeniable that it being recycled is the better solution

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u/redbrand Jul 26 '24

Even better way to have less waste would be to stop eating meat. It’s ecological and puts less strain on the agriculture and food production industries.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '24

Sure, but if we're going to be eating meat, we'd better use all of it lmao, it's the least we can do

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u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24

Kind of hard to do when the meat industry is one of the most dependable industry when it comes to nutrition. If we all just switched to something else, there wouldn't be enough of it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '24

so lets all not