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All veal is beef but not all beef is veal
Only young calves of a particular age and kept in a particular way constitute veal. It's very rare, hence my question
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I hate the idea of eating meat or even poultry in India from what little I can remember from a visit to a butcher shop 10 years ago. Do the stores/butcher shops or wherever it is that people buy their meat from' date=' follow anything resembling proper handling guidelines or is it the same old same old?[/quote'] Most locals shops are the same TBH. But there are certain chains, mostly for chicken, like Suguna, which are extremely clean and hygienic. Most super-markets also stock all kinds of meat and fish
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Are you sure that's veal?
That's not veal, its the usual beef. What I am cooking now is veal. The veal is from a place like Lusitania in Bangalore. I assume its pretty safe.
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That's not veal, its the usual beef. What I am cooking now is veal. The veal is from a place like Lusitania in Bangalore. I assume its pretty safe.
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you dont get it fresh in India??? India is one of the largest producer of Beef!!
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you dont get it fresh in India??? India is one of the largest producer of Beef!!
Beef? Yes. I am not certain about veal from local shops. These machine chopped ones are better in terms of pieces.
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