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I would like to know how many of you all eat uncooked/raw ground beef.I myself enjoy eating it but it must be freshly ground and not frozen.1/4 lb ground Beef raw slice of onion salt and pepper on white bread yummy

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I would like to know how many of you all eat uncooked/raw ground beef.I myself enjoy eating it but it must be freshly ground and not frozen.1/4 lb ground Beef raw slice of onion salt and pepper on white bread yummy

yummy is right although I haven't ate it raw in quite some time. I might have to get some, but I'll top it with a bunch of sauteed garlic slices seasoned with a little curry powder and some real Georgia vidalia onion.

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I only do with steak tartar when I go to a nice french restaurant. I had the best in Montreal. It was a giant mound of meat with a raw quail egg on top. No room for desert! Not sure where you are getting the meat but if its a grocery store I would think twice about eating it. You never know what could be lurking in their "well cleaned" grinder...  

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My old Italian grandfather use yo bring it home fresh ground from the butcher. My brother and I would pick at it with gramps. My grandmother would scream at him that we would all get worms. We never did. I haven't had it since around 1980 but I remember it being pretty good.

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God knows what else some of you guys enjoy??? LOL

that's probably a whole thread in itself! lol.

Don't forget your roots. I have OLD family cookbooks which utilize ingredients like woodchuck and

raccoon. I'm the kind of guy who would try alot of the foods from that show ( Bizarre foods with Andrew Zimmern). Call it wierd, I call it not being squeemish!

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Not sure where you are getting the meat but if its a grocery store I would think twice about eating it. You never know what could be lurking in their "well cleaned" grinder...

And that's precisely why I haven't had it in ages. I won't even try it from a butcher shop. It would have to be from a local farm with high quality beefers. I'd be present at the time of slaughter and have them only rough butcher. At home I finish cutting/grinding to my liking. It's really not that wierd and 100 years ago, I would have eaten raw deer meat.

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