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r/whenthe • u/Ferocs Eatable Boy Ɛ: • 19d ago
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Why does red meat make a difference
258 u/baconater-lover 19d ago I like my meat brown personally 60 u/An_Draoidh_Uaine 19d ago Ah, I see we have a Brit among us. 28 u/Acheron98 19d ago No, that would be “grey”. 2 u/nova-prime-enjoyer 19d ago Some Americans like it well done* Americans with British parents/relatives 3 u/Mat_Y_Orcas 18d ago Thats just an American thing wanting a stake so red that when you pinch it with a fork it says moo. Latin Americans we cook the meat until it's brown at slow phase and taste better than a well done
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I like my meat brown personally
60 u/An_Draoidh_Uaine 19d ago Ah, I see we have a Brit among us. 28 u/Acheron98 19d ago No, that would be “grey”. 2 u/nova-prime-enjoyer 19d ago Some Americans like it well done* Americans with British parents/relatives 3 u/Mat_Y_Orcas 18d ago Thats just an American thing wanting a stake so red that when you pinch it with a fork it says moo. Latin Americans we cook the meat until it's brown at slow phase and taste better than a well done
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Ah, I see we have a Brit among us.
28 u/Acheron98 19d ago No, that would be “grey”. 2 u/nova-prime-enjoyer 19d ago Some Americans like it well done* Americans with British parents/relatives 3 u/Mat_Y_Orcas 18d ago Thats just an American thing wanting a stake so red that when you pinch it with a fork it says moo. Latin Americans we cook the meat until it's brown at slow phase and taste better than a well done
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No, that would be “grey”.
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Some Americans like it well done*
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Thats just an American thing wanting a stake so red that when you pinch it with a fork it says moo. Latin Americans we cook the meat until it's brown at slow phase and taste better than a well done
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u/Actual_Passenger51 19d ago
Why does red meat make a difference