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    #31
    Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post
    If it don't pass the smell test, don't eat it. That goes for EVERYTHING
    ((snickering))

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      #32
      Originally posted by Snowflake Killa View Post
      When I was young I did eat one that I wouldn't now
      Bofus

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        #33
        blood stinks, if not sitting out over long time I don't worry about it

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          #34
          Originally posted by tpack View Post

          You can still go too far though. It`s good one day and then it crosses the line into smelling like a s s.
          Yep, there’s a fine line. Wet aged beef smells kinda funky, and makes a fine steak. A little too far and it will hurt ya.

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            #35
            Unless it starts to feeling slippery or has developed a rainbow shimmery oil slick, we eat it. At least, these are my husband’s hard limits. I’m more skeptical when something smells “off.”

            The conversation at home goes something like this:

            Me: ((noticing what might be, almost, sort of, maybe a kinda fetid smell, maybe)) “Sugar, will you come smell this? It smells to me like it might be old.”

            Him: ((*sniff*…one sniff, just one. Kind of a passing or “drive by” sniff)) “Naw…it’s fine.”

            Me: “Are you sure? It smells funny to me.”

            Him: ((nipping at my neck from behind)) “It’s fine. Just start cooking because I’m hungry. Worst case scenario? If you start blowing beads, you’ll get to be right…for a change.”

            Me: ((spatula to the face. His, not mine.))

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              #36
              Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post
              If it don't pass the smell test, don't eat it. That goes for EVERYTHING
              Yes and be sober.. I tried to give this advice to a buddy of mine, back in the late 80's.. He didn't listen and we still talk about his experience to this day..

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                #37
                Oil slicks. There's one teed up and waiting

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                  #38
                  You’d know if it was bad. If it was still in the cryovac it may have a stink for a minute but it’ll go away.

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                    #39
                    Depending on what part of the state. Deep.east tx. Cook. The rest of the world. No way.

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post
                      Oil slicks. There's one teed up and waiting
                      Is that like snail trails?

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                        #41
                        Trim a thin slice, cook in a pan, taste, decide.

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by Man View Post

                          It’s probably different for every family, but our rule of thumb is if the legs are still touching each other it’s still good.
                          Armadillo need a different standard.

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                            #43
                            Originally posted by MassMan View Post
                            Trim a thin slice, cook in a pan, taste, decide.
                            When my uncle and his hunting buddies would shoot a big hog they would cut some of the belly meat off. Then throw it on the campfire with a swing out grate. Depending on how it smelled when cooking if they would bother cleaning it.

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by miket View Post

                              Is that like snail trails?
                              Close. But you get the idea!

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                                #45
                                Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post

                                Close. But you get the idea!
                                Im no biologist, but I have never understood how if you follow a snail trail it leads you to a beaver or clam. Strange. And there are almost no bearded clams any more.

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