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But does it change the taste of the meat? This is the real question and a deal breaker for many. Grass fed meat is gamy than grain fed/finished, so I can imag
by noetic_techy 8y ago
But does it change the taste of the meat? This is the real question and a deal breaker for many.
Grass fed meat is gamy than grain fed/finished, so I can imagine seaweed imparts an fishy taste to the fat and probably to the milk also.
- athenot 8y agoThat gives a whole new meaning to "surf and turf"... :) All jokes aside, I wonder how they account for the extra salt that's in seaweed. I know cows usually have salt licks to supplement salt and other minerals; perhaps seaweed can supply all that's needed in terms of minerals?
- cycrutchfield 8y agoFishy? More like umami.
- poulsbohemian 8y agoTaste was my first thought as well, but rather than fishy, I would think if anything it might almost act as a tenderizer, adding natural sodium and umami to the meat. That does assume that the cows are eating it in a quantity where it makes any difference, but if yellow flowers can change the color of the milk, I don't know why seaweeds wouldn't do something to the taste.