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How much actual beef is in Taco Bell food? 36%
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 20293530:MV8xMzM1NTM3XzMzOTE0NTU4X0Q4OTMxNzE5] isn't Taco Bell owned by Pepsi Co? Aren't they the ones that were putting human embryo food flavorings in their cola? Yeah? Fuck them! [/quote]
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EWWWWWWW The rest is probably Mexican feces.
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When is beef not beef? Ala. law firm sues Taco Bell
The USDA defines "beef" as "flesh of cattle."
The definition as read in the lawsuit states "Ground beef" "shall consist of chopped fresh and/or frozen beef with or without seasoning and without the addition of beef fat as such, shall not contain more than 30 percent fat, and shall not contain added water, phosphates, binders, or extenders."
The USDA policy book requires food labeled as "taco filling" to contain "at least 40 percent fresh meat," and the label must show the true product name.
In containers shipped to Taco Bell stores, not seen by consumers, the label reads: "Taco Meat Filling."
Beasley Allen law firm adds that what Taco Bell is marketing as beef only contains 36% meat.
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