Why do we clean chicken, but not beef?

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Washing rice is crazy to me. Maybe when factories were unregulated. Maybe in the third world. Whats next washing grits, pasta, oats, quinoa, couscous?

I asked because as a foodie I’ve seen many, many people talk about this recently.
Yeah unless you want your shyt bubbling over. At least with quinoa and if I think couscois
 
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The only time I would not wash meat is if it's very fresh, straight from a high quality butcher.

Why do people who don't clean meat always try to tell others why they're cleaning it?:dahell: We know it's not going to kill off any damn bacteria. That's not the reason. Do you not wash vegetables or mushrooms? It screams willful ignorance and cac stubbornness to be right even though it's been explained over and over.

And why do you act like cleaning chicken makes a huge mess. Pretending it's being sprayed with a hose with water splashing all over the kitchen? If you cut up some chicken on a chopping board, do you not clean the chopping board???? or will it "spread bacteria all around your kitchen":comeon:


Question:jbhmm: Let's say you take some chicken out of the pack and drop it on the dirty floor. Now it's covered in nastiness. Will you wash it off, or throw it straight on the grill because "the temperature kills anything harmful"?

What if you have your own chickens? You kill and pluck a chicken, now it's covered in blood, shyt, dirt and a few stray feathers? Will you wash it off, or throw it straight on the grill because "the temperature kills anything harmful"? Washing chicken is literally part of the correct butchering process.

If you are from a less developed country where you have to buy chicken from a dirty wet market with questionable butchering and hygiene standards. Will you wash it off, or throw it straight on the grill because "the temperature kills anything harmful"?


Like half the world have been cleaning chicken for centuries and those countries are not dropping dead from chicken cross-contamination.
 

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Washing rice is crazy to me. Maybe when factories were unregulated. Maybe in the third world. Whats next washing grits, pasta, oats, quinoa, couscous?

I asked because as a foodie I’ve seen many, many people talk about this recently.
People wash rice to get rid of the starch. Basic cooking knowledge
 

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I rarely buy raw chicken these days, it when I did, I never cleaned it. The halal market would trim the fat for me, and I’d just cook it.

But I’ve seen people wash all kinds of meat. I once seen a girl wash a steak she was about to cook for us :dwillhuh:
 

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I rinse off steak when preparing, I’ve seen some rinse ground beef before but the heat kills off bacteria when cooking it.
 

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I was initially surprised to have it suggested or to be flat out called white because of science, but then i remembered which site i am posting on and went back to normal.
:mjlol: No.

There be all kinda leftover feathers and shyt on chicken, tf? If you like eating random feathers and butcher's debris, just say that. :dahell:
 
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