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1/23/2015 9:33:07 PM | Hello all, I wanted to post an exciting website finding for fellow foodies out there. Www.grasslandbeef.com sells beef and pork products that are sugar free (including any sugar from honey or other sources), grass fed, nitrate, hormone, & steroid free. I looked under the link on their main page that said sugar free products and there is a long list of things like bacon (pork and beef) sausages, breakfast sausage, chorizo, pemmican, pork rinds, jerky, slim Jim's, salami ... That's just a few I can remember. This might help morale to have some variety of healthy meats for our snacking and recipes that don’t have added sugar or any of that other poison. They also sell wild caught seafood and poultry, too. I know ordering on-line and having it shipped isn’t cheap and so it can’t be a regular part of my weekly menu, after speaking with Mel and learning more about Kosher meat, we are planning to buy our weekly supplies at a local Kosher market. From what I understand, the Kosher guidelines are that the blood be taken out of the meat and that there are specific procedures that have existed for thousands of years for this and are still adhered to today. If the blood contains most of the toxins, then removing the blood cleans the meat for us. The animal / meat is inspected after its death and if any disease if found, the meat can’t be deemed Kosher. Also, the way the animal is slaughtered is specified so that the animal suffers as little as possible. Little to no stress hormones are released at the end of the animal’s life. For many vegetarians, none of this is going to sound good. And, I’m sorry to be so graphic. But, for those that eat meat, we know the animal is giving it’s life for us and that needs to be respected and done with as little suffering to the animal as possible. The native peoples of the world have always had great respect for the animals that give their life for the tribe. I think we should adopt the same attitude of appreciation and gratitude. And, I think they should all be given grassland to spread out on and graze on, not squished dirt pens with who knows what in their feed bins. So, it turns out what is best for the animal, is also best for us. What do you know. I’ve read before that stressed animals produce the stress hormone that then enters their body and the meat from these animals. Which in turn we ingest and it causes significant problems in human health. Here is a link to one research article I found on it. http://www.scn.org/~bk269/fear.html Well, hope you all have an enjoyable weekend! Blessings, Mary |
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