what is meat?
like what meat is it when they say meat and potato pie, meat curry, meat samosa??? thx
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Soylent Green
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by Grim_SqueakerSoylent Green
i think it's lamb x
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by stmkcltrsi think it's lamb x
No man. Soylent Green is people. It's PEOPLE!!!!!
Lamb isn't meat, source:
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by Grim_SqueakerNo man. Soylent Green is people. It's PEOPLE!!!!!
oh so it's cannibalism
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by artful_loungerLamb isn't meat, source:
ew then meat is beef
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by stmkcltrslike what meat is it when they say meat and potato pie, meat curry, meat samosa??? thx
its usually beef, but best to ask if u got a preference
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by stmkcltrslike what meat is it when they say meat and potato pie, meat curry, meat samosa??? thx
Meat typically refers to beef or lamb in dishes like meat and potato pie, meat curry, or meat house https://meathousegourmet.com/collections/beef samosa. However, it can vary by recipe and region.
(edited 1 year ago)
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by stmkcltrslike what meat is it when they say meat and potato pie, meat curry, meat samosa??? thx
Meat is the flesh of animals used as food, typically high in protein and nutrients. It can come from various animals, such as beef, poultry, pork, or seafood.
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by whitesmaverickMeat is the flesh of animals used as food, typically high in protein and nutrients. It can come from various animals, such as beef, poultry, pork, or seafood.
Meat refers to the edible flesh of animals, including beef, poultry, pork, and seafood. It's a rich source of protein and essential nutrients.
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by whitesmaverickMeat is the flesh of animals used as food, typically high in protein and nutrients. It can come from various animals, such as beef, poultry, pork, or seafood.
Meat is animal flesh used as food, rich in protein and nutrients. Common sources include beef, poultry, pork, and seafood.
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Meat is the edible flesh of animals, including mammals, birds, and fish, typically consumed as a source of protein.
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