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On Jun 4, 9:49*am, dsi1 > wrote:
> > I wouldn't worry about it too much - meat is mostly water anyway. But they add salt to keep the water in the meat (or it looks too watery). So, you are really getting salt water. And there is no good reason for it. They do it so that they can put a lower price per pound on the label to mislead the buyer. I would rather pay more per pound, get the same amount of meat, and skip the salt. |
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