WATCH: This method of cooking beef mince has social media in a frenzy
Many social media users did not mince their words when they saw how a TikToker cooks her mince.
There are different ways of cooking various types of dishes, that is why one finds countless recipes when doing a google search. But some recipes or methods have the ability to slipt the internet.
This is exactly what happened when social media users were introduced to a very abnormal way of cooking mincemeat.
User @eemilydharperr (Emily Harper) took to her TikTok to show everyone a healthy way of cooking mincemeat and that is by rinsing it in the sink - not when it is raw, but when it is cooked. Bizarre right?
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Maybe not as bizarre as you might think because she actually had people who agreed with her 100%.
"Let me show you what I learned in Nutrition a couple of years ago."
"All this grease is disgusting, so get rid of it! Look at the difference!” Harper writes in the closed captions of the video.
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As mentioned, this caused a debate on social media.
I want an answer!
— AddYourName 🎄 (@digysa22) December 13, 2020
Did she wash the cooked ground beef in the running water and took all the flavor out of the meat?
Someone tell me I saw this properly... pic.twitter.com/mvEMukkZn7
That video of someone rinsing their ground beef is going to ruin my week
— Stan Van Gundam (@IanZPaik) December 13, 2020
1- Much of that is juice, not grease
— 🏴 ☭ capitalism kills ☭ 🏴 (@fanaagooo) December 13, 2020
2- "Nutrition" taught you to get rid of flavor & nutrients but it didn't teach you that heating food on non-stick pans or plastic (i.e. that strainer) is carcinogenic??????
This is actually a legit tactic if you are trying for really low fat. Turns the ground beef into almost purely protein. Then season it and add cheeses or some other flavorings as you like. Or add to stews or eggs. @hahacrimes
— Dr. Mike (@Mike_Light_77) December 13, 2020
Uhhhh? My entire family does this and the meat is literally still good. I can’t believe everyone doesn’t do this??? Y’all be out here drinking greasy ass meat????
— 🦢 (@_cinnamoro11_) December 13, 2020
Which side are you on?
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