That’s because pink slime — no matter what you call it or what you think of it — really is made from beef and therefore doesn’t need to be listed as a separate ingredient. But Thursday’s ...

That’s because pink slime — no matter what you call it or what you think of it — really is made from beef and therefore doesn’t need to be listed as a separate ingredient. But Thursday’s ...

Just what exactly is pink slime? It's actually "lean finely textured beef," a low-cost ingredient in ground beef made from fatty left over meat trimmings from other cuts. The bits are heated to ...

In 2012, ABC News ran an 11-segment investigation on a low-cost meat product critics called “pink slime,” a moniker ... supposedly of the product that made the meat look like soft-serve ...

your favorite classic McDonald's hamburger was likely made with those ammonia-treated beef trimmings, which quickly became ...

The company that made "pink ... called Beef Products Inc. against a media giant, ABC. At issue is the network's coverage several years back of a meat product known as pink slime.

"Pink slime" refers to processed lean beef trimmings, and is a cheap filler used to "beef up" many meat products. It is made by salvaging the meat that gets trimmed off cuts of beef along with fat.

As we reported earlier this week, the company that makes the lean finely textured beef that earned the notorious moniker "pink slime" is closing ... "Consumers can certainly make valid arguments ...

Like the “pink slime” used as a cheap ground ... The other is Fibrimex, made of enzymes extracted from pig or beef blood by a process developed in The Netherlands. Both products were designed ...

particularly in their use of the colloquial term 'pink slime.' The fact is, BLBT is beef. The beef trimmings that are used to make BLBT are absolutely edible. In fact, no process can somehow make ...

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has railed against it and it made headlines after McDonald's and other major chains last year discontinued their use of ammonia-treated beef. But "pink slime" outrage ...

What pink slime represents is an open admission by the food industry that it is hard-pressed to produce meat that won’t make you sick. Because, I hate to break it to you folks, but ammonium ...