Washington Post
Consumer advocates say mechanical tenderization poses contamination risks in meats that are served rare, such as steaks, because it can bring bacteria from the surface of meat to the center of the cut. A rare steak may be cooked enough so that bacteria on the surface are killed but those inside the meat survive.
Dec 31, 2009
Needled meat: E. coli-tainted beef infects 21 people in 16 states
Posted by glen loyd at Thursday, December 31, 2009
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