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Re:loving the pigs
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Posted by Tanya on October 01, 2009 at 22:24:52:
In Reply to: loving the pigs posted by essie on September 30, 2009 at 18:03:19:
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You're right Essie, pigs are very smart. I'm glad you're enjoying them.
Once you do go the final distance though and eat one you won't be thinking that the supermarket pork will make a nice stir fry ever again. It doesn't. Supermarket pigs are fed on a diet of grey stuff and the meat tastes grey - you don't notice until you have tasted real pork but once you've had it then it only takes one supermarket pork disappointment to make you realise that there is no comparison between properly raised pigs and that nasty stuff that comes on a styrofoam tray.
It's a bit like trying to compare a freshly laid egg from one of your own happy healthy hens with a supermarket egg. I can't do it any more. If my hens aren't laying I do without eggs. I even have two sets of cake recipes - eggless or only one egg ones for winter and really eggy ones for the laying season!
Keep thinking about where your food comes from and what has gone into it because whatever it has been eating is going directly into you!
Tanya
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