/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11371777]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85H6PqJIrk0

er... white people... you DO wash your meat before cooking, don't you?

[Anonymous No.11371784]

>>>/po/

[Anonymous No.11371794]

>>11371777
It's almost as if any harmful bacteria that would exist on raw meat are killed in the cooking process. Brainlet logic emanating from this video and post.
t. took a college food safety course, there are absolutely no regulations on washing meat, including meat that will be served raw.

[Anonymous No.11371801]

>being white

[Anonymous No.11371803]

yea, because scrubbing walmart meat makes is safe.

[Anonymous No.11371807]

Fuck niggers.

[Anonymous No.11371808]

I do not wash my meat and I am neither white nor black. What am I?

[Anonymous No.11371813]

>>11371808
not black

[Anonymous No.11371818]

>>11371777
I watched 10 seconds of the video and I can confirm that literally everyone involved, including the people they are talking about, are retarded

>do you wash your meat
>chicken, yeah, but not beef because the blood has all the nutrients
They're all dumb and obviously the US education system is lacking as a whole, this is not a race issue

[Anonymous No.11371835]

>mfw I see a wh *toid post a picture of their dinner

[Anonymous No.11371836]

>>11371818
>They're all dumb and obviously the US education system is lacking as a whole

that must be why the US invents everything and basically all the top/most relevant research institutions in the entire world are in the US.

don't you have some horseburger to eat?

[Anonymous No.11371838]

>>11371818
Part of it is also that washing meat isn't actually that bad. It's pointless, but it's not going to kill you. And because of that it creates confusion. Why am I being told that a practice passed down through generations is now all of a sudden going to kill me? The nannying nature of the guidelines produces a rebellious response as well. It's more about these two things than whether their way is actually correct or not.

[Anonymous No.11371849]

>>11371838
I think the issue is that people doing it aren't mindful of the water splashing off the meat, carrying bacteria with it. So you're potentially spraying salmonella water all around your sink area. There's no real reason to do it though, unless your meat was frozen then thawed and is covered in juices that leaked out during the thawing. It's not really making the meat cleaner which is what people who think you need to "wash" meat think it does.

[Anonymous No.11371861]

>>11371836
People in the US make things despite the education system, not because of it

If the US education system was all that great, then why aren't there more people inventing more things, why aren't all Americans all geniuses

I'm an american by the way

>>11371838
Washing meat doesn't effect the meat itself, but it does increase the chances for cross contamination, which can hurt you

You are being told that this practice passed down through generations is now all of a sudden going to kill you because enough evidence has been collected through studies that can link the spread of disease to cross contamination

The nannying nature of guidelines exists because people don't have the same level of knowledge as people who study these things constantly

It's not about what is correct, it's about what is safest. If you want to smoke cigarettes, fine, but we know that cigarettes harm you and it doesn't mean that because your whole family smokes and your grandpappy only developed emphysema at 82 that you aren't putting yourself in harm's way

[Anonymous No.11371866]

>>11371777
This is retarded and pointless. Do they also use soap because water alone isn't going to do shit?

[Anonymous No.11371882]

I don't wash my meat because my bitch might smell the soap on it and know I was fucking some side pussy.

[Anonymous No.11371898]

>>11371777
Washing meat is cultural appropriation.

[Anonymous No.11371904]

>>11371898
WE

[Anonymous No.11371914]

>>11371904
WASH

[Anonymous No.11371923]

>>11371914
COCK

[Anonymous No.11371950]

>>11371866
Water without soap still removes bacteria. Not as much obviously, but cleaning something with water does remove bacteria. Don't think it really makes a difference with meat since it's going to be cooked anyway though.

[Anonymous No.11371967]

>>11371777
How fucking stupid, washing meat is pointless. I can't believe all of those people in the comment section that are incredibly adamant about it as well.

[Anonymous No.11371982]

>>11371836
>this logic
are you underage? that would be the only legitimate excuse for posting something this stupid.

[Anonymous No.11371991]

>>11371861
>You are being told that this practice passed down through generations is now all of a sudden going to kill you because enough evidence has been collected through studies that can link the spread of disease to cross contamination
I was agreeing that washing meat is pointless. But there's a difference between being pointless and something being a significant danger. Take China for example. There are 1+ billion people washing meat and they have been doing so for generations. That's a pretty huge sample size, a larger sample size than any scientific study could ever hope for. And the people continue to do it because it's not dangerous enough for them to even notice.

The experts say that the act of washing meat does not clean the meat and can cause cross contamination. I agree with that 100%. I was trying to understand why people react the way they do to this information. They don't like being told to do, especially when the dangers are not that great. That's all.

[Anonymous No.11372005]

i give that ground beef a good good good wash n rinse in some boiling water for 5 minutes before i toss those meats directly on the electric burner (using a piece of cardboard from a cereal box as a big scoop/smoky flavor)

[Anonymous No.11372009]

>>11371991
>I was trying to understand why people react the way they do to this information.
People don't like being told that they're wrong about something, especially if it's something related to cleanliness. If you ever read the comment sections in a video where someone is cross contaminating their kitchen, you'll have a bunch of people defending it and saying "that's what we have an immune system for".

[Anonymous No.11372028]

>>11371991
>They don't like being told to do, especially when the dangers are not that great
Saying foodborne illnesses are not dangerous is a god damn lie
If people don't die from the diseases it's because the same level of study has gone into keeping people from dying due to the disease as it has from keeping people from getting the disease in the first place

If people ignored the doctor who prescribed them medicine's instruction in the same way they ignore food safety guidelines, they'd be dead
Thankfully, people are smart enough to care about not dying while they are sick, even if they aren't smart enough to care about not getting sick in the first place

[Anonymous No.11372029]

>>11371777
>wash meat
>sprays bacteria all over the place as water impacts bacterial surface

[Anonymous No.11372038]

wh*te ppo wash they selves with the raw ass bar of soap rubbing it all up on they butthole then they face

[Anonymous No.11372084]

>>11371808
A candle. Wait, no, the picture is of your son.

[Anonymous No.11372087]

>>11372028
They're dangerous, but not as dangerous as people make out. Unless you're very young or very old, or frail or something like that, your body is able to deal with a lot of that stuff no problem. In developed countries there's a culture of litigation that leads to companies and governments being hyper-sensitive about any potential danger, no matter how small. That's the main reason people get anal about this stuff. The reality is the dangers are real but small enough to not be a big deal.

[Anonymous No.11372095]

>>11372087
I'm not very young or old or frail, but I've still had food poisoning which caused me to have diarrhea every 4-6 hours for a week.

[Anonymous No.11372122]

>>11372038
Y don't wypipo season dey soap?

[Anonymous No.11372128]

>>11372095
Me too, always on holidays. More likely to be from gone-off ingredients than someone in the kitchen washing meat.

[Anonymous No.11372129]

>>11371898
that's circumcision.

[Anonymous No.11372133]

>>11372087
They are very dangerous, but even if they were, there's literally no reason to risk disease just because "oh yeah, you can handle it no problem"

This actually has literally nothing to do with litigation of corporations, it's about personal home cooking habits

[Anonymous No.11372136]

>>11372122
why don't white ppl season der seasonings? bitch!

[Anonymous No.11372151]

>>11372133
It's related. Think about things like best before dates. They're usually bullshit but they have to put it on to avoid even the smallest chance of legal action.

And once again, not saying that it's safe, not saying that washing meat is good, nothing like that. Just saying that it's understandable that people respond this way when the risks are minimal, which they are unless you're reckless, or if you choose to ignore the gigantic continent-sized samples of human societies not following these guidelines at all and still somehow continuing to function.

[Anonymous No.11372157]

>>11372038
I think I saw some crappy stand up routine about this on BET a long time ago.

[Anonymous No.11372230]

>>11371818
>US education system is lacking as a whole, this is not a race issue
nogs are stupid as shit even here in finland
it's not an educational issue mang

[Anonymous No.11372310]

>>11371950
Spraying the meat with vinegar, or sprinkling salt on it, is going to due far more to combat bacteria than rinsing the meat, and the salt will also ve absorbed into the meat and help keep it moist during cooking.

[Anonymous No.11372316]

>>11372038
I wash my face before my butthole.

[Anonymous No.11372322]

This is why I always bleach all of my meats before consumption.

[Anonymous No.11372329]

>>11371777
how would you go about washing ground beef?

[Anonymous No.11372343]

>>11372329
by rinsing each strand. my grandma taught me this and said it's fine. do white people just not learn this or something..? baka

[Anonymous No.11372345]

I don't wash either. But if I were to wash I would do it this way: Boil 2 pots of water, one for washing, one for cooking. Dunk raw meat into wash pot, After meat has been sufficiently washed, place into the cooking pot. Empty wash pot into sink without worrying about splashing bacteria everywhere because they've all been boiled to death.

[Anonymous No.11372358]

>>11371991
The chinese blanch their meat then rinse off all the scrappy bits for presentation and even then it's not always done.

[Anonymous No.11372364]

>>11372329
Honestly you can just hit it with a few sprays of Febreze and be safe.