r/mildyinteresting • u/mfbane • 11h ago

humankind hiccups 😅 Germans love their meat raw

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u/Drapausa 11h ago edited 8h ago
  1. Mett is great 2. Not every German eats or likes this. 3. It's fairly regional

Edit: because people were asking: I'm from Frankonia (Bavaria) and Mett wasn't a common thing for me. Yes, you could get it, but it wasn't something you'd see a lot.

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u/autistic_and_angry 8h ago edited 7h ago

How do you prevent parasites?

Edit: I'm genuinely asking, why is curiosity downvoted these days?

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u/Eldan985 8h ago

Clean drinking water and stables for the pigs, veterinarians inspecting the meat very closely, clean butcher shops and uninterrupted cooling chain.

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u/autistic_and_angry 7h ago

It's pretty cool, honestly. Germany is pretty dope for having good food safety enforcement. I would never trust raw pork here in the US, especially with the bullshit happening lately.