I just couldn't resist this one. Lol!!!!
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Oh No! If this keeps up I won't be able to eat anything! 
Donna_I
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June 12, 2018
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Dirt !
@Donna_I They are best pan fried in butter with a little salt and pepper, some onions, a few celery leaves and a little garlic. It is best to squeeze out the casings first before cooking.
@HeathenFarmer I am not sure I could. Maybe I could use my share to catch a fish.
As opposed to a calf being ripped out of a cow's womb on a dairy farm.
Ellatynemouth
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June 12, 2018
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I love veal but haven't eaten it in 45 years for that reason .
Veal is not ripped from its mother's womb, it is raised and fatten for 3 to 6 months. There are many types of veal; milk fed veal which maybe left with the cow until slaughter, grain feed veal that is finished on grain and white veal that is feed totally inside devoid of sunlight(I find this practise sick as well).
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