Holy Carp! ANOTHER Beef Recall for E.coli!

I guess that's why a lot of people I know only grind their own beef
 
I'll stick with buying a half of beef each year. I know who grows em and who packages them.
 
why are we just now starting to see more problems is it because the feds have cut back inspectors or that they are not trained properly?
 
I get my beef ground by my local butcher which is an old time looking butcher shop (better wear a coat when you go into the store, it is kept at 38 degrees year round!), he also grinds some of my venison in the fall as well as butchering some of my other game.

I was under the assumption (yeah, I know!) that if beef is cooked to the recommended proper temperature than E. Coli wasn't a concern, am I wrong on this?

BB, btw, I heard of the recall long before CNN ran the story........... it helps being engaged to someone from USDA!
 
Guys my father almost died due to E.coli several years ago so please please please check your stock.
 
It gets killed at 160 degrees but you really have to be careful with burgers.

TM - I forgot that she works for the USDA! Handy.
 
Back
Top