Meat
DeRusha Eats: MN Monthly’s Grill Fest
It’s not exactly grilling weather this weekend with the rain, but that won’t be stopping Minnesota Monthly’s Second-Annual Grill Fest on Saturday and Sunday. The best lesson? Everything can go on a grill, from vegetables to meat, say the executive chefs at The Dakota.
Pros & Cons To The Raw Pet Food Diet: Is It Worth It?
Like all our loved ones, we want what’s best for our pets. That includes what they eat. It’s estimated that we spent $20 billion on pet food last year.
DeRusha Eats: 4-Course Vegetarian Sundays At Haute Dish
Don’t have plans for dinner Sunday night? You’re in luck. Sundays are becoming more exciting at Twin Cities restaurants, with chefs trying new things at lower prices.
Best Of Minnesota: Butcher Shop
Minnesota is a state of hunters and fishermen, so there aren’t many things more important than meat.
Spam Sales Strong, Hormel 4Q Profit Rises
Continued strong sales of Spam and Jennie-O products helped Hormel Foods as its net income climbed 13 percent in its fourth fiscal quarter. The Austin, Minn., company also increased its annual dividend by 13 percent to 68 cents per share.
Best Of MN: Venison Dish
If you’re not a hunter, venison can be tough to get your hands on considering it’s pretty rare to find it in a restaurant.
Best Places To Buy A Turkey In Minnesota
Start thinking about your Thanksgiving menu before the holiday arrives.
Target To Phase Out Pork From Cramped Sow Pens
Target Corp. is the latest major food company to tell its pork suppliers to phase out the use of cramped stalls for confining pregnant sows.
Beef Industry Profits From Fast-Growing Exports
Exports are big business for the U.S. beef industry, which shipped a record $5.4 billion worth of beef abroad last year.
Supervalu Stops Buying ‘Pink Slime’ Meat
At least three national supermarket operators have decided to stop buying ground beef that contains the filler now known as “pink slime.”
Pork Industry Moves To Group Pens At Great Cost
As pork producers build new barns and retrofit old ones to give hogs more space, they say consumers opposed to keeping pregnant sows in tight cages can expect to pay for their clearer consciences with higher food prices.
Amelia Joins Frank In ‘The Cave,’ Both Shrink Waistlines
The hardest part of any diet isn’t starting it: It’s sticking to it. And even if you’re able to lose the weight, keeping it off can be difficult.
USDA Closing Minneapolis Office
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is shutting down 259 offices, labs and facilities across the country.
Cargill Resumes Ground Turkey Production
Minnesota-based meat giant Cargill says a northwest Arkansas plant is again producing ground turkey following a salmonella outbreak.
OSHA Cites Cargill Meat Solutions
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Cargill Meat Solutions Corp. for 23 violations at its Milwaukee ground been production plant.




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