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10940928 No.10940928 [Reply] [Original]

>people who think cured meats are still raw

>> No.10940942

It isn’t cooked.

>> No.10940951

>>10940928
Oh, so, salt doesn't cook meat?

>> No.10940988

>people who think ceviche isn't raw fish

>> No.10941150

>>10940928
It's prepared, but still uncooked. So from a semantic standpoint, they are correct.

>> No.10941159

>>10940928
do you ever just like chow down on a package of bacon straight out of the fridge OP? it's a treat that most people who make that mistake miss out on. yum.

>> No.10941164

>>10941150
Actually from a semantic point of view is precisely where it's wrong. Cooking extends to the act of preparing food to be fit for consumption by combining ingredients and/or heat. The 'or' is very important here

>> No.10941221

>>10940928
It's funny to me that you call it cured, when all the toxins are still in there. No matter how much salt and other yuck you put on it meat will still give you cancer.

>> No.10942159

They are still raw, numbnuts. For example, bacon is typically cured with a salt, sugar, cure#1 rub for 2 weeks then cold smoked at a temp under 80F. At no point is heat or acid applied. Therefore, it is raw, not cooked, by definition.

>> No.10942236

>>10941164
it's not or, "cooking" is specifically the application of heat to transform food into a more easily digested form.

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>>10941221

>> No.10942240

>>10940928
>set raw meat out for days
>eat it
at what point was heat applied to kill the prions?

>> No.10942256

>>10941164
Just cooked myself a peanut butter jelly sandwich

>> No.10942261

>>10941221
Processed meats raise your colon cancer risk from 5% to 5.9% if you eat them every day. Non-processed meats are most likely fine as long as the rest of your diet is good.

>> No.10942265

>>10942256
comfy as fuck

>> No.10942266

>>10942256
Grilled PB&J sandwiches are delicious

>> No.10942267

>>10942266
Oh, I didn't grill it, I just cooked the peanut butter on to the bread with a knife

>> No.10942272

>>10941164
>cooking
>preparing food to be fit for consumption by combining ingredients
>cook salad
>cook smoothie
>cook cold sandwich

No. We loosely use the term “cook” to mean “prepare food” but technically speaking cooking requires heat. Alternative you could chemically “cook” food by using salt and or acid to kill and inhibit bacteria and make it safe to eat uncooked (such as fermentation) - but no one (else) would call it “cooked”.

>> No.10942276

>>10940928
ITT English speakers will eventually acknowledge their language is ambiguous

>> No.10942397
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>>10942276
every natural language is ambiguous retardo

>> No.10942494

>>10942397
Eventually!

At least in mine there's a word for preparing food and another for preparing it with help of heat.

>> No.10942621

>>10942494
>>10942494
>At least in mine there's a word for preparing food
It's called "making" food
I made a sandwich
I made a pizza
I made a bowl of cereal

>> No.10942660

>>10942621
>to make
>not ambiguous
Don't make me laugh, anon.

>> No.10942673

>>10942621
What material did you use to make the bowl?

>> No.10942674

>>10942673
I used a bowl and some cereal to make a bowl of cereal

>> No.10942679

>>10942674
But what did you make the bowl from?

>> No.10942685

>>10941150
>So from a semantic standpoint

They didn't say whether or not it was kosher?

>> No.10942716

>>10942679
I made a bowl of cereal I didn't make the bowl

>> No.10942857

>>10942397
"whats this faggy crossarmed shit"