Is it TRUE? What do they put in Hot Dogs?

[Aihyah]

yup.. tons of organ meat, which is super high in colesterol yummy!

 

[Antoneo]

Someone told me that 2% percent of the hotdog is of unknown ingredients...

 

[carmann]

Tripe is the stomach lining not the intestine.

And yes the Govt allows a certain amount of unknown substances in hot dogs as well as other processed food items. I mean come on, there's no way they can keep out every piece of hair and bug/rodent dropping.

 

[Raspewtin]

even beef ballpark franks have all those things?

 

[Hamburgerpimp]

Bologna, a close relative of the HotDog, will strip the paint off a car. Try it!

 

[Ameesh]

buy shofar hotdogs they are kosher

 

[brxndxn]

Haven't you ever heard? Hotdogs are made with snouts and ends.

This means:

Cow/pig noses
Cow tongue, lips, liver
Pig tongue, lips, liver
Normally, no chicken.

 

[Aihyah]

well proteins protein too bad its full of %#@ fat.

 

[monto]

haha anything and everything, edible and not

 

[Cybermastif]

hah.... that's why you just have to be polish... we make our own kabasa, screw hot dogs.

Since i found out what is in hot dogs.. I haven't had any hot dog that is not a vegie dog. (all natural Soy Beans)

 

[amnesiac]

A popular "natural casing" hot dog on the East Coast is the brand Saugy's, if I remember correctly. Never had the pleasure of trying one though.

 

[Antisocial Virge]

Lung tissue...thats why it expands when its cooked :disgust: Had a uncle that worked for a meat packer place, all he would tell me was "If you knew you would never eat them again"

 

[themightyplatypus]

parts,parts and more parts

 

[Elledan]

Ignorance is bliss when you're talking about the food-industry...

Some time ago a company was sued for using decomposing organs, muscle- and other tissue for minced meat balls (I think that's how those 'things' are called) and other fast food.

His defense? It was all sterilized before it was packaged, so no one would die of food poisoning...

I'm glad that I'm a vegetarian

 

[hpkeeper]

Read the book "the jungle" by upson sinclare (sp.)