REFORMED meat and FORMED meat
Emagineer
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I was looking at Subway's nutrition fact and it says that it's turkey breast is a reformed meat whereas it's ham is a formed meat.
What is the difference between REFORMED meat and FORMED meat?
Are they unhealthy?
How do they differ from 'processed meat'?
What is the difference between REFORMED meat and FORMED meat?
Are they unhealthy?
How do they differ from 'processed meat'?
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lol.......that was pretty funny, and educational, your fabulous.:happy:0
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That was cute. Stealing that for later use.
ETA: Sorry i don't know the direct answer to your question though.0 -
Best reply I've seen. I adore you.0 -
I did that but still couldn't figure out the answer
Anyone knows? 0 -
I did that but still couldn't figure out the answer Anyone knows?
from google:
What is the difference between reformed meat and formed meat ?
Reformed meat has the appearance of a cut, slice or joint of meat.Formed meats are restructured meat products,such as multi-part turkey breasts or cooked hams.0 -
Exactly what they are saying.....there is no difference. Sometimes they might be sold round and sliced, like deli meats, other times they resemble a chicken breast and if your lucky they'll have grill marks for the extra wow factor, (that kinda creaps me out) but both are still processed and formed in some way.
I did that but still couldn't figure out the answer Anyone knows?
from google:
What is the difference between reformed meat and formed meat ?
Reformed meat has the appearance of a cut, slice or joint of meat.Formed meats are restructured meat products,such as multi-part turkey breasts or cooked hams.0 -
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Aldi grocery stores sells horse meat...Not sure if that's formed or reformed. :laugh:0
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If you read any of the links, most say they are the same thing. So I'd guess…they're the same thing. Subway may just source them from different suppliers and uses the nutrition information as provided by each. Either way it's a fairly unsavoury idea to me, ick.0
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Exactly what they are saying.....there is no difference. Sometimes they might be sold round and sliced, like deli meats, other times they resemble a chicken breast and if your lucky they'll have grill marks for the extra wow factor, (that kinda creaps me out) but both are still processed and formed in some way.
I did that but still couldn't figure out the answer Anyone knows?
from google:
What is the difference between reformed meat and formed meat ?
Reformed meat has the appearance of a cut, slice or joint of meat.Formed meats are restructured meat products,such as multi-part turkey breasts or cooked hams.
Thank you!0
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