[pct-l] trail snacks

[Kevin]

Why is irradiated meat bad? Isn't that something being advocated for human food too? I remember reading articles about it a couple years ago. It seemed to that the process was safe, but had an unwarranted stigma because it used radiation. Does it really add anything to the food? I thought it just killed anything loving in it. 

Not that I'm considering the dog jerky for my hike. I'm just curious. ;)

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On Mar 7, 2011, at 8:22 AM, Scott Williams <baidarker at gmail.com> wrote:

> What a shame.  The kibbles we used to eat when we were kids weren't
> irradiated.  What's an 8 year old boy to do now days.  It was so daring, and
> cool to just grab some out of the dog food bag and eat it, and not die.  We
> didn't even turn into dogs, which was our deepest desire.  But I remember we
> all liked them.  Damn the neutrinos and just eat that chicken!  It probably
> has even better shelf life than jerky.  'Course, you'll probably have better
> shelf life than jerky too if you do.
> 
> Shroomer
> 
> 
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