Texas Store Accused of Selling Bovine Pud as Human Food

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Texas Store Accused of Selling Bovine Pud as 'Human Food'

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-...Accused-of-Selling-Bovine-P****-as-Human-Food

HOUSTON, Texas--A grocery store in Austin, Texas--MT Supermarket--allegedly sold and labeled beef p****, or "pizzle," as human food. Two of the store's employees are now facing a civil lawsuit.

According to KXAN News, the Texas Attorney's Office filed the suit which claims the store's manager, along with one worker, deliberately sold "non-inspected, adulterated and misbranded beef pizzle as human food."

The meat was initially in a container "labeled inedible beef, not intended for use as human food." The defendants apparently put the meat in consumer packaging and put a label on it claiming that the meat was inspected and intended for human consumption.

The store manager and employee could ultimately be fined up to $5,000 if the allegations against them are true.

According to Yahoo!News, pizzle is typically from a bull. It is commonly used in the U.S. in the making of dog treats. In some foreign cultures, humans apparently consume the beef p**** in certain soups and drinks.

 

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[Red James Cash]

In some foreign cultures, humans apparently consume the beef p**** in certain soups and drinks.

Whatever trips your trigger i guess.

 

[worldtalker]

If people only knew what was in their food!!

Then again some will say "our Government wouldn't allow that to happen." FOOLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GOD Bless

Chris

 

[Limitool]

I know things have changed and standards have been raised since the early 70's but when I witnessed what went into hot dogs I was very surprised. Later I found out that at the time Missouri had the lowest standards in the country and Wilson went out of business later. Absolutely NOTHING went to waste on a hog including lips, eyes, nose's.... NOTHING!!!!

 

[worldtalker]

I know things have changed and standards have been raised since the early 70's but when I witnessed what went into hot dogs I was very surprised. Later I found out that at the time Missouri had the lowest standards in the country and Wilson went out of business later. Absolutely NOTHING went to waste on a hog including lips, eyes, nose's.... NOTHING!!!!

People need to visit a slaughter house to see for themselves!

 

[texasred777]

In the late 1950s, we (my family) went to Sweetwater, Texas to visit my mom's sister and her family. The next day, a cold north wind started blowing 15 to 20 miles an hour. My uncle asked my dad and I if we wanted to ride with him to his workplace to retrieve his coat that he had forgotten the day before. When we arrived, we entered an office, then into a large room where lunch meats, wieners, etc. were made. I wouldn't eat any kind of lunch meat, wieners, sausages, etc for several years. I remember holding my breath as much as I could to prevent gagging.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

...As long as it stays cheap....People will eat it

 

[worldtalker]

...As long as it stays cheap....People will eat it

Look at the price of supposedly good food is,if you want to call it that!

 

[stefen]

Maybe they will be fortunate to share a cell with Bubba and his pud....

 

[Chadeaux]

Well ... it DID happen in Texas.

Maybe that's where the old saying about Texans came from ... Learned it in the oil fields, and it shuts up a lot of those braggarts when it comes from a Cajun:

"Texas is the land of steers and *****s, and I don't see no horns on you."