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Trichinosis, huh. That's a different parasitic nematode, and it grows in your muscles instead of in your brain. Preferable I suppose, depending which is more us
by card_zero 2y ago
Trichinosis, huh. That's a different parasitic nematode, and it grows in your muscles instead of in your brain. Preferable I suppose, depending which is more useful, hard to decide.
- giantg2 2y agoExcept you're only likely to get this from certain wild animals due to the hygienic conditions required for agriculture.
- plasticchris 2y agoPart of the lifecycle needs dirt. And hogs in the USA are all raised on concrete, so it is basically nonexistent in pork here.
- knowitnone 2y agomaybe commercial hogs but homestead farmers probably don't raise them on concrete. This is good info to know though!
- giantg2 2y agoFor those, they tend to deworm. Also, you can destroy the parasites in the meat with the proper freezing protocol.
- plasticchris 2y agoOr by cooking it well done, which is why you sometimes still hear people say to be careful to cook pork thoroughly.