More than likely the meat came from a boar hog

Anonymous wrote:Put it in a bag and go get your money back. Yuck.

I feel like my mom just entered the thread, but in the best way possible. You aren’t wrong…

Exactly right, the pork smells like feces because of the way the pigs have been raised - close to each other, breathing the air day and night that smells like feces. The pork in Europe, or if pigs are raised in the open do not smell like the meat from Walmart or ALDI etc. in USA. So if you have never tried properly raised pork, don’t make dumb comments thinking that this is the way pork should smell.

The hog confinements these animals are raised in are truly disgusting. They animals live in their own filth. I grew up next to one and haven't eaten pork in years.

Anonymous wrote:Pigs are smarter than dogs. I don't eat pork for that reason.

So you eat dog?

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Smithfields the largest US pork producer owned by Chinese now? Are they sneaking in Chinese pork to the US line? Multiple recalls.

Great, yet another reason to stop eating pork.

Isn't Smithfields the largest US pork producer owned by Chinese now? Are they sneaking in Chinese pork to the US line? Multiple recalls.

I have no idea about your pork, but I know so many of you are totally behind on your mid 1990s movie cultural references.

Anonymous wrote:Confinement raised hogs literally taste like shit.

When did you try shit?