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9answers
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Eating raw ground beef (grass-fed)
Recently i was listening to Carl Lanore's Superhuman Radio show and both he and one of his guests mentioned regular consumption of raw beef, if in somewhat minor amounts.
They bo …
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1answer
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CLA levels in different meats
I'll have the opportunity to purchase a whole pastured lamb soon, and was wondering about the CLA content of the meat versus say... Beef. They both work out to be around the same p …
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Beef: Local or Pasture?
Where I live (Israel), I can get either local beef from relatively small (very small, by US standards) CAFO-style operations, with "veterinary supervision" (that's what it says on …
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12answers
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New Paleo Jerky Source
Paleo Board,
There have been several posts about finding paleo jerky for sale online. Any developments on this front?
Glenn,
Yes! I know Robb Wolf's paleo brands frozen dinners …
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4answers
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Grassfed beef “gelatin” in the crock pot
I notice when I use a crock pot to make a grass-fed roast (usually a chuck roast), after I put the roast and the liquid in the fridge, the liquid forms a layer of white fat, but al …
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2answers
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Bad Gas after eating Beef
I dont understand why but anytime I east beef, I have some of the worst smelling Gas. I dont know if this is a digestion issue or what. It also seems to take at least two days to p …
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3answers
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CAFO tour with pics…from a vegetarian no less
hey, if anyone gets barardi's emails they will have already seen this but since some of us spend a good chunk of time talking about grass-fed beef, cafo beef, etc i thought posting …
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6answers
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Pet Food healthy for me too??
I stumbled upon a pet food product that actually sounds quite healthy. Is contains 65% lean ground beef which makes up 90% of the product. It also has 5% beef heart and 5% beef liv …
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13answers
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Making jerky - types of meat and methods
Never made jerky before. I'm thinking beef to start with as it's the easiest meat to get. But I have no idea what cut of beef would be best for making jerky. What sort of cut is id …
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3answers
341 views
Nutritional Analysis of Beef Broth
I've always heard homemade beef stock is a good source of minerals, which my diet is lacking in.
I checked nutritiondata:
http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/soups-sauces-and-grav …
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8answers
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Beef Protein Isolate and/or Egg White Protein
Does anyone have any experience with beef protein isolate powder or egg white protein powder? As I mentioned in another post Im trying to stay as close to Paleo as possible for the …
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4answers
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Is it OK to eat plenty of fat from conventionally raised ruminants?
I have in my fridge a delicious-looking bowl full of fat rendered from making stock with a kilo of very fatty beef ribs. Trouble is... it's not grass-fed beef.
After making the st …
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3answers
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Applegate Farms Roast Beef
Would you all agree that this homepage strongly imiplies that ALL their beef is grass-fed? It sure does to me.
www.applegatefarms.com
So imagine my surprise when I opened one of …
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6answers
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Chicken vs Beef
Two related questions on chicken vs beef:
1.) Assuming everything else being equal, which is healthier?
2.) I often eat beef, rarely chicken. Beef, with all the fat, usually fill …
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5answers
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Is Irish beef/veal grassfed?
Does anyone know whether all or most of the cattle in Ireland is grassfed?
I know a lot of their butter (such as Kerrygold) is from grassfed cows, but I was wondering about the mea …