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Along that vein, I'm curious about the inflection of this quote regarding her homemade prosciutto: "It proves you can make really good pork off of dumpster scra
by drp 17y ago
Along that vein, I'm curious about the inflection of this quote regarding her homemade prosciutto: "It proves you can make really good pork off of dumpster scraps." I hope it's sarcastic, or saying that she would have thrown the pork away otherwise, but something is nagging at me to take it at face value. Some chemical contaminants might actually taste good.
- cdr 17y agoI took that to mean she was feeding pigs dumpster scraps. Not sure, though.
- drp 17y agoOh, good point. I read Charlotte's web so long ago that I forgot to think of what pigs ate. Still, hopefully the slop she's making is from scraps that never made it to the dumpster, otherwise the same concern about contaminants applies.
- cdr 17y agoI wouldn't consider it much of a concern - people can live just fine off of dumpster diving. Tons of perfectly edible (much less "contaminated") food gets thrown out.