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McNoodle | 14:18 Tue 09th Jan 2007 | Food & Drink
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What's the difference between minced and ground beef?
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Avatar Image zimzam
One is minced and the other is ground.
15:16 Tue 09th Jan 2007
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Avatar Image Pea Pod
Ground is a bit finer for making beefburgers etc.
15:30 Tue 09th Jan 2007
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I meant content, if any...

...and zimzam, not always true smart-ar@e. ;-)
15:47 Tue 09th Jan 2007
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There is no difference, just different supermarket terminology.

Ground beef is also an American term for our minced beef.
16:26 Tue 09th Jan 2007
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Lol @ McNoodle. I thought is was the term that some supermarkets used to be honest , with the end product being exactly the same thing. I live and learn.
16:29 Tue 09th Jan 2007
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one is produced by, lets say those of an effiminate nature whilst ( mincing about ) the secound is the s**t they scrape up off the floor ( ground ).
16:58 Tue 09th Jan 2007

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