Is meat from the deli counter ok?

[Anonymous]

Am I the only one that will keep eating whatever I feel like without being worried?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our Giant does not roast their turkey in house. It looks like it is but I asked the lady and she said it was processed just like the others. WF does roast but it is very dry the next day. I can't go each day!

I think real turkey breast will always be dry. That's why gravy was invented! It also tends to fall apart along the grain, unlike the loaf stuff.

[Anonymous]

It's more than OK, it's delicious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one that will keep eating whatever I feel like without being worried?

No...most sane people do not rely on WHO proclamations about stuff that has been known for years to dictate what they do or do not eat. Only people that are really uninformed, and more akin to lemmings than functioning adults, are going to make a big deal about this.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We buy the in store roasted turkey from Giant. There are tons of brands out there that also do not have nitrates.

Do some research. I have no idea now all of a sudden people are freaking out.

You should do some research. They have to have something to keep them from spoiling. Most use celery juice. Look up what occurs in high quantities in celery juice.

Its celery juice....wtf. Of course there is something but its not nitrates and I am fine with that. Seriously you people need to quit it. EVERYTHING has something *bad* in it. Ill take the giant turkey over slaughtering it in my backyard and making it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We buy the in store roasted turkey from Giant. There are tons of brands out there that also do not have nitrates.

Do some research. I have no idea now all of a sudden people are freaking out.

You should do some research. They have to have something to keep them from spoiling. Most use celery juice. Look up what occurs in high quantities in celery juice.

Its celery juice....wtf. Of course there is something but its not nitrates and I am fine with that. Seriously you people need to quit it. EVERYTHING has something *bad* in it. Ill take the giant turkey over slaughtering it in my backyard and making it.

yes sweetie, yes it is
https://blogs.mcgill.ca/oss/2013/04/04/is-celery-juice-a-viable-alternative-to-nitrites-in-cured-meats/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We buy the in store roasted turkey from Giant. There are tons of brands out there that also do not have nitrates.

Do some research. I have no idea now all of a sudden people are freaking out.

You should do some research. They have to have something to keep them from spoiling. Most use celery juice. Look up what occurs in high quantities in celery juice.

Its celery juice....wtf. Of course there is something but its not nitrates and I am fine with that. Seriously you people need to quit it. EVERYTHING has something *bad* in it. Ill take the giant turkey over slaughtering it in my backyard and making it.

yes sweetie, yes it is
https://blogs.mcgill.ca/oss/2013/04/04/is-celery-juice-a-viable-alternative-to-nitrites-in-cured-meats/

NO honey. Nitrates have to be disclosed as Nitrates. but thanks.

[Anonymous]

Please don't link to blogs as an official source to anything. Just because someone typed it on a website doesn't mean it's true. That said, I didn't go to that blog and read what it said. I assume it says that celery juice is a natural source of nitrites. Big whoop.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one that will keep eating whatever I feel like without being worried?

No...most sane people do not rely on WHO proclamations about stuff that has been known for years to dictate what they do or do not eat. Only people that are really uninformed, and more akin to lemmings than functioning adults, are going to make a big deal about this.

I cut back on it for other reasons. Sodium being the big one for me.

This not new proclamation from the WHO changes nothing for me.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We buy the in store roasted turkey from Giant. There are tons of brands out there that also do not have nitrates.

Do some research. I have no idea now all of a sudden people are freaking out.

You should do some research. They have to have something to keep them from spoiling. Most use celery juice. Look up what occurs in high quantities in celery juice.

Its celery juice....wtf. Of course there is something but its not nitrates and I am fine with that. Seriously you people need to quit it. EVERYTHING has something *bad* in it. Ill take the giant turkey over slaughtering it in my backyard and making it.

yes sweetie, yes it is
https://blogs.mcgill.ca/oss/2013/04/04/is-celery-juice-a-viable-alternative-to-nitrites-in-cured-meats/

NO honey. Nitrates have to be disclosed as Nitrates. but thanks.

Not the PP you are responding to but you don't seem very bright, or maybe you are just misinformed. Anything preserved with celery juice still has nitrates in it because celery itself is high in nitrates. Federal regulations stipulate that only food with added non-natural nitrate have to be labeled as such but at the end of the day nitrate is nitrate, regardless of where it came from. And your body will deal with it the same way...If you are saying the nitrate in celery is not really nitrate, than 10 seconds on google will answer that question for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We buy the in store roasted turkey from Giant. There are tons of brands out there that also do not have nitrates.

Do some research. I have no idea now all of a sudden people are freaking out.

You should do some research. They have to have something to keep them from spoiling. Most use celery juice. Look up what occurs in high quantities in celery juice.

Its celery juice....wtf. Of course there is something but its not nitrates and I am fine with that. Seriously you people need to quit it. EVERYTHING has something *bad* in it. Ill take the giant turkey over slaughtering it in my backyard and making it.

yes sweetie, yes it is
https://blogs.mcgill.ca/oss/2013/04/04/is-celery-juice-a-viable-alternative-to-nitrites-in-cured-meats/

NO honey. Nitrates have to be disclosed as Nitrates. but thanks.

This would be a good article for you to better educate yourself with, you could learn a thing or 2 from it about celery powder/juice and USDA labeling guidelines which even they admit are "problematic"

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/02/business/02hotdog.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please don't link to blogs as an official source to anything. Just because someone typed it on a website doesn't mean it's true. That said, I didn't go to that blog and read what it said. I assume it says that celery juice is a natural source of nitrites. Big whoop.

Here you go since you insist on staying in the dark/denial instead of learning what most people already know

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7777773

http://www.meatsafety.org/ht/d/sp/i/45243/pid/45243

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We buy the in store roasted turkey from Giant. There are tons of brands out there that also do not have nitrates.

Do some research. I have no idea now all of a sudden people are freaking out.

You should do some research. They have to have something to keep them from spoiling. Most use celery juice. Look up what occurs in high quantities in celery juice.

Its celery juice....wtf. Of course there is something but its not nitrates and I am fine with that. Seriously you people need to quit it. EVERYTHING has something *bad* in it. Ill take the giant turkey over slaughtering it in my backyard and making it.

Celery juice is a nitrate. It is the same thing. It just can be marketed differently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please don't link to blogs as an official source to anything. Just because someone typed it on a website doesn't mean it's true. That said, I didn't go to that blog and read what it said. I assume it says that celery juice is a natural source of nitrites. Big whoop.

Here you go since you insist on staying in the dark/denial instead of learning what most people already know

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7777773

http://www.meatsafety.org/ht/d/sp/i/45243/pid/45243

That second source is weird. They don't even say who they are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, any meat that comes off the slicer is processed.

Not true, you could slice an actual turkey breast.