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I can't find any on the ground to read the ingredients label. What is generally in it? Any brands to recommend?

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Machaca or Carne Seca can be a great paleo dish, especially prepared from scratch. I would be wary of pre-packaged machaca though as the origin of the (usually) beef is unknown and could contain MSG. You want the ingredients list to say "Beef and salt" or "carne de res y sal yodada" - Nothing more. The Productos del Mayo brand of machaca comes this way, and may be available in your local hispanic market. Better yet, make friends with a mexican grandmother who has probably been making this for decades!

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It looks like shredded beef in scrambled eggs, sounds tasty!

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It's basically shredded dried beef. I can't read any of the ingredient labels on line to figure out what else, if anything, is in it. – Nicole Aug 17 at 14:09
Is this made by a specific company? All I see from a quick Google are recipes and definitions. – Thrak Aug 17 at 14:26
Google Translate is your friend. – Varelse Feb 22 at 17:31

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