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smart1 | 16:49 Sat 10th Apr 2010 | Food & Drink
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My ex always used to say plastic packaging on meat was bad - and my friend's ex used to QC cooked meat and say vague stuff about the noxious gases plastic packaging produced.
So, how harmful is plastic packaging on fresh/cooked meats? And when we get these packaged meat products home, what then is the best way to store them?
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FYI - my ex was a butcher
what is 'QC'?
Queens Council
quality control??
I always remove meat from plastic paking as soon as I get it home and wrap in greaseproof paper or similar, not that I think its noxious just that it seems to sweat.
I'm thinking 'quarter cooked' but that don't make much sense in the sentence in the OP where it's used.
still think Quality Control
Yes Mamya, I understand you, but... questions, questions...
I go with quality control, smart's ex used to undertake quality control tests on cooked meat - makes sense to me.
Ok boxtops... I see, it make sense now :-)

tanks Mamya!x
the voice of reason, lol

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