To: Mr. Lucky
No chance that any steak you would ever eat would come from that animal. Nonsense. The "muscle cuts" are being traced. The "non-ambulatory" Holstein was slaughtered Dec 9. Moreover, there is no reason to think that other Holsteins (or just about any cattle) were not exposed to the same source.
31 posted on
12/23/2003 5:58:02 PM PST by
torstars
To: torstars
Have you ever eaten a steak from a mature dairy cow? How do you think a muscle cut from a down Holstein would grade?
To: torstars
But the other question remains: can prions be passed through milk? I know you can acquire CJD by consuming infected brain and spinal matter.
44 posted on
12/23/2003 6:14:11 PM PST by
Maigrey
(Founding Member of the Jack Straw Fan Club!)
To: torstars
You've convinced me. Until this whole thing sorts itself out, I'm staying away from McDonalds and eating nothing but prime ribeye.
Do you think a couple of martinis before evey steak would help stave off any disease?
To: torstars
Moreover, there is no reason to think that other Holsteins (or just about any cattle) were not exposed to the same source. Unless it was spontaneous.
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