Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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LOL. Nice.

Tu_triky wrote:LOL. Nice.

Gotta love the internet... And Google. :bow:

Tyson Recalls Ground Beef Due To E. Coli Scare

CINCINNATI \ Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. is recalling about 131,300 pounds of ground beef because a family in Ohio fell ill after eating meat produced by the company that was contaminated with E. coli, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported Wednesday.

The recall involves beef sold as Kroger and generic brands at Kroger supermarkets; Butcher's Beef at Food Lion supermarkets; and generic beef sold to SAV-A-LOT, Spectrum Foods, Supervalu and the Defense Commissary Agency, company spokesman Gary Mickelson told The Associated Press.

Tyson produced the affected meat at its plant in Emporia, Kan., on Aug. 23, the USDA said in a news release.

Four children became ill after eating the meat with their family in Butler County, Ohio, in the second week of September, said Butler County Health Department director Pat Burg. A 9-year-old child was hospitalized for about 10 days with severe diarrhea, said Burg, who declined to release the family's name.

Ground beef from the family's home tested positive for the bacteria. No other cases have been reported in the southwest Ohio county, Burg said.

The family told health officials that they bought the Tyson beef at a Kroger supermarket. Kroger said it sells both a generic and a Kroger brand of beef, but the recall in Ohio applied only to generic products.

bmwracer wrote:Tyson Recalls Ground Beef Due To E. Coli Scare

CINCINNATI \ Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. is recalling about 131,300 pounds of ground beef because a family in Ohio fell ill after eating meat produced by the company that was contaminated with E. coli, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported Wednesday.

The recall involves beef sold as Kroger and generic brands at Kroger supermarkets; Butcher's Beef at Food Lion supermarkets; and generic beef sold to SAV-A-LOT, Spectrum Foods, Supervalu and the Defense Commissary Agency, company spokesman Gary Mickelson told The Associated Press.

Tyson produced the affected meat at its plant in Emporia, Kan., on Aug. 23, the USDA said in a news release.

Four children became ill after eating the meat with their family in Butler County, Ohio, in the second week of September, said Butler County Health Department director Pat Burg. A 9-year-old child was hospitalized for about 10 days with severe diarrhea, said Burg, who declined to release the family's name.

Ground beef from the family's home tested positive for the bacteria. No other cases have been reported in the southwest Ohio county, Burg said.

The family told health officials that they bought the Tyson beef at a Kroger supermarket. Kroger said it sells both a generic and a Kroger brand of beef, but the recall in Ohio applied only to generic products.

Thank goodness I live off Tofurkey these days.

Tu_triky wrote:Thank goodness I live off Tofurkey these days.

LOL. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:

Kidding of course.

Speaking of food, I returned to Ton Chan in San Gabriel the other day to try their Miso Ramen.

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It's good but Ramen Mottainai's Miso Ramen is better, and still what I consider the best Miso Ramen in L.A.

My first go at Ton Chan when I had their Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen was a bit better...the chashu was really really good, as was the broth.

^ Interesting: I don't see any ramen noodles... And the sesame seeds in the broth is unusual.

bmwracer wrote:^ Interesting: I don't see any ramen noodles... And the sesame seeds in the broth is unusual.

Yeah the ingredients were sitting atop the noodles. I hadn't "mixed" the ingredients, as it were.

It's good but at Ramen Mottainai they use four kinds of miso that are wok fired which lends the ramen its smoky, charred accent which you just don't find in Ton Chan's version.

I like Ton Chan's Tonkotsu Shoyu ramen better...the chashu from that one bowl was amazingly tender, on par with Daikokuya really.

That's one thing that Ramen Mottainai needs improvement on...their chashu...it's not impressive really.

Tu_triky wrote:It's good but at Ramen Mottainai they use four kinds of miso that are wok fired which lends the ramen its smoky, charred accent

Carmelization. :)

That's one thing that Ramen Mottainai needs improvement on...their chashu...it's not impressive really.

Maybe you should write a little note on the check: "Daikokuya kurobuta." :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Maybe you should write a little note on the check: "Daikokuya kurobuta." :mrgreen:

:rofl: Or this. Chashu = shoe leather.

Tu_triky wrote::rofl: Or this. Chashu = shoe leather.

LOL. :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :rofl:

:victory:

Tu_triky wrote::rofl: Or this. Chashu = shoe leather.

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bmwracer wrote:
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:lol: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Dayem that's funny.

Tu_triky wrote::lol: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Dayem that's funny.

Classic Chaplin. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Classic Chaplin. :victory:

Love the shoe leather and the noodle-like laces, man. You nailed that one with respect to comic effect. Respect. :bow:

Tu_triky wrote:Love the shoe leather and the noodle-like laces, man. You nailed that one with respect to comic effect. Respect. :bow:

TV and Movie Generation. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
TV and Movie Generation. :mrgreen:

Darn funny, man.

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"In the daytime I'm Mr Natural
Just as healthy as I can be
But at night I'm a junk food junkie
Good lord have pity on me." :nut:

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Cool site. :victory: