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Harris Ranch ground beef in a rolled package? |
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Posts: 28968 (06/19/2009 1:14 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '08
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Ew, my mom bought me this (she never buys it for herself lol) Its like a packaged ground beef...Does anyone know if its good.
 She laughed when she gave it
to me so I'm wondering if it tastes bad or something. 
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Posts: 108808 (06/19/2009 1:16 PM) JC Fanatic '03
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I'm sure it's fine.
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Posts: 28969 (06/19/2009 1:22 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '08
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I'm going to use it to make sloppy joes then.
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Posts: 26101 (06/19/2009 1:23 PM) Biggest Sports Fan '08 |
I use packaged ground beef all the time. No difference really. I only use the fresh packed stuff when I buy it on base because it's cheaper there.
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Posts: 2933 (06/19/2009 1:25 PM)
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There should be a Use by data somewhere on the package.
As long as it's not past that date and it's been properly refrigerated or frozen it should be fine. |
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Posts: 28970 (06/19/2009 1:25 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '08
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I can't believe I've never had packaged ground beef before, its a shame. Is it cheaper packaged? I can't remember.
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Posts: 28971 (06/19/2009 1:25 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '08
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Cubby6 wrote:Yes its frozen. |
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Posts: 656 (06/19/2009 1:26 PM) |
I thought it seemed a little greasier than the regular ground beef, but it's fine -- esp for sloppy joes, etc.
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Posts: 65525 (06/19/2009 1:27 PM) |
Those tubes of beef are groooooss. It's probably going to have a lot of fat and will be really greasy. We only buy 90/10 beef on the little trays.
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Posts: 26102 (06/19/2009 1:29 PM) Biggest Sports Fan '08 |
As long as she browns it and drains it, she'll be fine. I'm pretty sure they're typically 80/20, and yes, they are cheaper.
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