some people have to have their meat!!!

especially in north america and europe they eat so much meat, always meat, meat, and not well cooked, disgusting!!!!!

 

that will be one hamburger for me ...rare

 

steak tartar!

i used to always cut off a corner of my steak before i threw it on the bbq and eat it raw

 

Mmm tiger meat, nothing like some spicey raw hambuger!


Yummmeh!

 

to each there own..

geeee maybe it stems from having to grown catch there own food for years n years,,,, much less trouble raisin an animal than raisin a garden,,,,

old habits die hard,,,,

n me,,, i'll have me a steak ,,, cooked just enough it no longer moos

 

whats wrong with meat? i just killed the cow this morning, oh wait that was mad cow diesease. LOL

 

And it's people that say stuff like the OP that helped coax me to go me go back to meat. Congrats.

 

when my mom goes to cook steak and stuff i always steal pieces of it before its cooked and she says its disgusting but i think its better than cooked meat(i only do that with beef and bacon)

 

yea i didnt mean to post that on my moms name grrrrrrrr

 

raw pork is full of parasites, be careful about eating raw bacon!

 

some day I wanna own a peice of land where I can raise a cow or two a year for meat. I am sure I never will. SOmeday I will be out of the military and can be me, eat what I want without getting weighed and measured all the time.


and on that day I am gonna eat the biggest bloodiest burger I can find.

 

i'm going to find myself a nice half a cow to fill up my freezer. (grass finished, local, uncertified organic, yumminess!)


ps, dont they feed you hamburgers, cr?

 

I love steak of any kind whether it be a t-bone, ribeye, prime rib, porterhouse, filet, steak tartare, or strip steak.

 

With all-due respect, I don't see the point of this post. We all know that people in western society eat too much meat. I don't think eating meat is unhealthy, but I do think that eating too much is. I eat meat - I eat free-range, organic, locally raised chicken and turkey, and I eat wild-caught fish. I probably eat about 5 servings of meat a week, WAY less than the average American. I also care about where it comes from, how the animals are treated, etc. I do not believe it's wrong to kill animals for food, as long as the killing is done quickly, painlessly, and not in a cruel or unusual way, which is why I don't support factory farming. If someone wants to be a vegetarian or vegan, that's fine by me. That's their choice, and I respect it. What I don't respect on either side of any argument is self-righteousness, putting down others for their life choices, or questioning that person's integrity or morality. I've had vegetarians and vegans do all three of those things to me, and it's a huge turn-off. Also, many vegetarians consider their lifestyle to be the healthiest. I know tons of veggies who drink like fish and chainsmoke, yet they feel they're healthier than me because they don't eat meat - that's rich! :H Also, not everyone's body is equipped for vegetarianism.

 

Humans are omnivores. We are at the top of the food chain. i have a problem with the ways some big companies treat animals, but there is nothing wrong with eating meat.It is nature.

 

I guess...

I'm not opposed. I eat poultry and beef.

 

I like it best if I've caught or shot it myself.

 

I am the same way, i fish a lot and do some hunting as well.

 

For those on a budget, kidney and liver are excellent buys; chicken livers are very reasonably priced.