Posted by JayinNY on November 15, 2018 at 17:53:05 from (107.77.223.85):
In Reply to: Re: Australian Beef posted by Hd6gtom on November 15, 2018 at 16:43:55:
Hahaha, I laugh at comments like that, I took a 6 year old jersey/Hereford cross grass and hay fed steer to be butchered last August of 2017, dry aged for a month, my brother said this may very well be the best beef I ever tasted, after we got it back, no money wasted on feeding grain, cows weren't designed to eat grain, then you have the mad cow scare, if you butcher a cow here over 30 months old I think it is, usda makes you throw away the backbone meat??? Or spinal column, Really??? My steer wasent usda inspected so I got that meat! From the steer. What a joke? USDA? Should stand for United States doin ya in the A$$!! Do I really need them idiots to tell me my beef is safe???
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