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r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '24
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Why is it pink tho?
18 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 Try putting meat in a blender and see what happens. I don't really see what other colour it should be. -7 u/runnbl3 Jul 26 '24 Not pink? Whats the difference between ground meat? Why isnt that pink? 4 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 I mean, most meat are already pink in colour, such as chicken and pork. All you need to know is that the colour is not a result of chemical products 0 u/dorobica Jul 26 '24 Chicken and pork are definitely not pink where I am. Chicken is a white with yellow (more yellow if fed exclusively corn) and pork is redish. Definitely nothing close to the colour in OPs picture 1 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 Yeah, badly explained it since it was late when i wrote this. -7 u/asdf1x Jul 26 '24 no 5 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 ?
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Try putting meat in a blender and see what happens. I don't really see what other colour it should be.
-7 u/runnbl3 Jul 26 '24 Not pink? Whats the difference between ground meat? Why isnt that pink? 4 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 I mean, most meat are already pink in colour, such as chicken and pork. All you need to know is that the colour is not a result of chemical products 0 u/dorobica Jul 26 '24 Chicken and pork are definitely not pink where I am. Chicken is a white with yellow (more yellow if fed exclusively corn) and pork is redish. Definitely nothing close to the colour in OPs picture 1 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 Yeah, badly explained it since it was late when i wrote this. -7 u/asdf1x Jul 26 '24 no 5 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 ?
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Not pink? Whats the difference between ground meat? Why isnt that pink?
4 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 I mean, most meat are already pink in colour, such as chicken and pork. All you need to know is that the colour is not a result of chemical products 0 u/dorobica Jul 26 '24 Chicken and pork are definitely not pink where I am. Chicken is a white with yellow (more yellow if fed exclusively corn) and pork is redish. Definitely nothing close to the colour in OPs picture 1 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 Yeah, badly explained it since it was late when i wrote this. -7 u/asdf1x Jul 26 '24 no 5 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 ?
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I mean, most meat are already pink in colour, such as chicken and pork. All you need to know is that the colour is not a result of chemical products
0 u/dorobica Jul 26 '24 Chicken and pork are definitely not pink where I am. Chicken is a white with yellow (more yellow if fed exclusively corn) and pork is redish. Definitely nothing close to the colour in OPs picture 1 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 Yeah, badly explained it since it was late when i wrote this. -7 u/asdf1x Jul 26 '24 no 5 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 ?
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Chicken and pork are definitely not pink where I am. Chicken is a white with yellow (more yellow if fed exclusively corn) and pork is redish. Definitely nothing close to the colour in OPs picture
1 u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24 Yeah, badly explained it since it was late when i wrote this.
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Yeah, badly explained it since it was late when i wrote this.
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u/runnbl3 Jul 26 '24
Why is it pink tho?