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Lab-Made Meat? Florida Lawmakers Don’t Like the Sound of It.
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Ok is this actually a thing or is everyone just meming on how hotdogs are the sandwhiches of meat where you can basically just use whatever you want.
There's some home recipes you can go for and it's some pretty dope stuff, from what I've seen ground beef and pork are the two biggest bases for "how the sausage gets made"
This is actually a thing. The cheapest hot dogs are basically (but hopefully not literally anymore) compromised of the meat that was left on the floor after processing cows, pigs, etc. It's been a trope for a long time that they just sweep up the floor and turn it into hot dogs.
The above said there are really good brands out there like Nathan's and some others that are all beef and not from "the floor". If you have a Costco membership you probably know about their Kirkland dogs, those are huge and really good.