Nancy Young wrote:
>
> Andy wrote:
> > Nancy Young said...
>
> >> Usually I find it by the produce section. As far as pasteurized,
> >> there was a case where children died/became very sick because some
> >> natural cider company wound up using apples that had fallen to the
> >> ground, therefore picking up salmonella poisoning from deer droppings
> >> or whatever.
> >>
> >> I have no idea if I'm able to buy unpasteurized, I'm assuming no as
> >> I do live in the no-runny-eggs rare-burgers state.
>
> > You can get rare burgers over there? Let's lunch?
>
> What, you can't get them over there? Here, once they stopped
> laughing, people picked themselves back up off the floor and
> ordered their eggs or burgers however they liked. And got them.
>
> nancy

That's what happens out here as well No rare burgers allowed, yet my
friends had no trouble getting them. The duty manager came out and
briefly explained the 'dangers' of rare burgers, the friends nodded and
the rare burgers were brought to the table a few minutes later.