>What does it mean exactly to be ground? Not sure what the exact definition would be but I certainly wouldn’t assume it to be ‘ammonia treated slurry flash-fro

>What does it mean exactly to be ground? Not sure what the exact definition would be but I certainly wouldn’t assume it to be ‘ammonia treated slurry flash-frozen on 20ft rollers’. My mind trends toward those old school funnel-top hand-cranked meat grinders when I hear “ground”. Obviously they aren’t hand-cranking the stuff but what I saw on the video on the linked page is far from what I expect when thinking of ground.