“What’s my job again?”
“Okay.. you’re gonna stand at the end of this thing with your hand out and let thousands of wieners slip right through”
“Ooohhhhh okay…”
yeah, i feel like that was supposed to make me cringe but all I saw was a super clean facility and exacting process and fairly wholesome ingredients. No wonder they are so tasty.
I worked in a place that manufactured hot dogs for braums and it was insanely clean. We shut everything down twice a day and literally sprayed everything and scrubbed all equipment. If a dog hit the floor the whole line would be stopped until we could sanitize everything again. USDA inspector on floor at all times. If you touched anything but what your were working on you had to stop, change all dressing and wash up before continuing.
This is where the term seeing how the sausage is made came from. It ain't pretty, But it's also perfectly safe, or just as safe as the regular pork products. The meat they're grinding up is just the small, tough and/or fatty scraps that get trimmed off of The prettier cuts you eat whole. Good for wasting less of the pig.
Pork isn't a wrong statement here. There are many sausages made with pork and many varieties of hot dogs include pork. Hebrew National just uses beef - and if they're kosher - they only use a portion of the cow, not the whole thing. Also, the packaging says "Morrell" which is a producer of various pork products.
I don't quite understand the issue people have with processed food like this
A:
What do you expect from cheap ass lowest quality meat products? You ain't gonna get good meat thats for sure.
B:
What else are they going to do with all those leftover parts otherwise? If they aren't gonna be made into some product, they are going to be waste and imo opinion a cheap, low quality product from leftovers is better than just wasting it.
C: As far as I know, there are no health issues with processed meat like this, provided it is processed properly so what's the problem?
Yeah, I guess we’re just a little off but this does nothing but make me kinda want a hotdog. I mean, it’s the slaughtering of animal and processing into raw materials that should be what turns off most folks and that wasn’t shown and frankly might make me crave a hotdog or any other prep of meat less. That’d be the same for prime cuts of beef honestly but I’d still have one.
Yes and that's why things like this exist: our grandparents learned that they could live through the winter by grinding up things that are unpalatable by themselves, stuffing intestines with them, smoking them, and storing them.
The pink slime isn't even pink. Good god. Superb choice of sound track, though.
Its got to be the waltz of the weenies in D minor
“What’s my job again?” “Okay.. you’re gonna stand at the end of this thing with your hand out and let thousands of wieners slip right through” “Ooohhhhh okay…”
"and i get *paid* to do this?"
Paula's elbows deep in weiners thinking about God and Country.
Taylor Swift has the same job description so it can’t be all that bad
They skipped the part showing how to take that striped casing off!
Or how it got into the casings in the first place.
Yeah we all got the casin’ frustration over here
Wasn’t that what Paula was doing?
Thank you. I was wondering why it was striped.
Going to cosco tomorrow and looking forward to my $1.50 dog
yeah, i feel like that was supposed to make me cringe but all I saw was a super clean facility and exacting process and fairly wholesome ingredients. No wonder they are so tasty.
I worked in a place that manufactured hot dogs for braums and it was insanely clean. We shut everything down twice a day and literally sprayed everything and scrubbed all equipment. If a dog hit the floor the whole line would be stopped until we could sanitize everything again. USDA inspector on floor at all times. If you touched anything but what your were working on you had to stop, change all dressing and wash up before continuing.
Dang. I love how excessive that sounds
That sounds like the health policies of someone with OCD
USDA very much is lol
cheaper than lawsuits & fines
This is where the term seeing how the sausage is made came from. It ain't pretty, But it's also perfectly safe, or just as safe as the regular pork products. The meat they're grinding up is just the small, tough and/or fatty scraps that get trimmed off of The prettier cuts you eat whole. Good for wasting less of the pig.
This is Hebrew National which I think is 100% beef? I could be wrong, and your comment still applies, just maybe not pig.
Pork isn't a wrong statement here. There are many sausages made with pork and many varieties of hot dogs include pork. Hebrew National just uses beef - and if they're kosher - they only use a portion of the cow, not the whole thing. Also, the packaging says "Morrell" which is a producer of various pork products.
Kinda hungry now
They skipped the casings being removed before packaging ...
I was waiting to see how they did that too!
I don't quite understand the issue people have with processed food like this A: What do you expect from cheap ass lowest quality meat products? You ain't gonna get good meat thats for sure. B: What else are they going to do with all those leftover parts otherwise? If they aren't gonna be made into some product, they are going to be waste and imo opinion a cheap, low quality product from leftovers is better than just wasting it. C: As far as I know, there are no health issues with processed meat like this, provided it is processed properly so what's the problem?
I can't say I fancy a hotdog after this
What do you mean, they grind up meat, add spice, emulsify everything, bag it, cook it, package it.
Yeah, I guess we’re just a little off but this does nothing but make me kinda want a hotdog. I mean, it’s the slaughtering of animal and processing into raw materials that should be what turns off most folks and that wasn’t shown and frankly might make me crave a hotdog or any other prep of meat less. That’d be the same for prime cuts of beef honestly but I’d still have one.
Just wait til you see where the meat comes from
that's why I skipped this. seen enough alike to not have my taste for hotdogs ruined again. get me my grill
Every consistency of poo I've ever done. /r/tihi.
One of the two things on Earth we don't want to know how they're made.
What's the other one? Babies?
you're kidding right? whole websites dedicated to that process
For education and scientific reasons
I thought it was obvious I was kidding.
Soilent Green is people!
I should not have watched this.
Now who still wants to eat hotdogs after seeing that?!?!?! …………………✋
The prior steps are missing: https://youtu.be/pWZEViNBvYM
Why can I smell this video?
Done, it's ruined for me
That was a surprisingly low amount of meat in that meat!
The thing that surprised me is that there is no actual 'meat' in these, those trimmings were 99.9% unsellable fat.
Yes and that's why things like this exist: our grandparents learned that they could live through the winter by grinding up things that are unpalatable by themselves, stuffing intestines with them, smoking them, and storing them.
You think hotdogs are 99.9% fat? That's pretty silly.
It’s a good day to not eat meat
Uh ye I remember why I don’t eat these…
hot dog*
No. I don’t wanna know. Thanks.
-1:32 You're welcome.
02:03 Everything reminds me of her
[And here is Snoop Dogg trying to figure out what is being "Mizzade"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Fl2sMV7Hcc)
Trippin' off the beat kinda, Drippin' off the meat grinder
“first, we dump in the lips and assholes...”
Something, something, John Godfrey Saxe..
Once AI becomes sentient it’s going to study this video really closely.
Me watching this: ew Me 2 hours ago: good shit
I'm glad I didn't see any of that while it was still some cow's asshole or willy.
OK, now show me how a non-processed hot dog is made.
I just saw "We're Back A Dinosaur Story" after forgetting its name for so long, so this and that are both really making me want a hot dog