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It is 2 bags of dried produce mixed with a bucket of water, rammed into a sausage machine and squirted into a black bag. I made the stuff for years.Originally posted by norrahe View PostDepends on where you get it from and who makes it.Comment
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A chef friend of mine makes it, and butchers his own produce so not quite the stuff you made.Originally posted by minestrone View PostIt is 2 bags of dried produce mixed with a bucket of water, rammed into a sausage machine and squirted into a black bag. I made the stuff for years.
Very much into proper nose to tail eating.
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You made the crap cheapo kind by the sound of it, when they show people making the decent kind on TV it's not done that way. Is this indicative of the general quality of your wares from back then?Originally posted by minestrone View PostIt is 2 bags of dried produce mixed with a bucket of water, rammed into a sausage machine and squirted into a black bag. I made the stuff for years.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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oo er, missusOriginally posted by norrahe View Post
Very much into proper nose to tail eating.
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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He will definetly not be using fresh blood, he will have a bag of dried blood which will be mixed with the other bag he got from the suppliers.Originally posted by norrahe View PostA chef friend of mine makes it, and butchers his own produce so not quite the stuff you made.
Very much into proper nose to tail eating.
You cling onto what you think happens based upon your mate's mate, you of course know more than me about the butchery business based upon a mate's mate.Comment
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Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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The chef is a close mate and btw my family were butchers and farmers, so I know quite a lot about butcheryOriginally posted by minestrone View PostHe will definetly not be using fresh blood, he will have a bag of dried blood which will be mixed with the other bag he got from the suppliers.
You cling onto what you think happens based upon your mate's mate, you of course know more than me about the butchery business based upon a mate's mate.
As for my "mate" he has to use dried blood for commercial use but for personal use we have made it using fresh.
Oh and btw I'm a trained chef myself.Comment
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Would love to work on one of your projects.Originally posted by norrahe View PostThe chef is a close mate and btw my family were butchers and farmers, so I know quite a lot about butchery
As for my "mate" he has to use dried blood for commercial use but for personal use we have made it using fresh.
Oh and btw I'm a trained chef myself.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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