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tagged: Cevapcici, consumers' warning, E.coli, EFET, frozen minced beef meat, Germany, Greece, marvestGreece: E.Coli in Frozen Minced Meat Made in Germany
Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Uncategorized, Very Mix
CONSUMERS’ WARNING: Greece Scientific Council of Food Control (EFET) has order the withdrawal of MARVEST deep frozen Minced Meat and Cevapcici. In routine controls, the EFET has detected the pathogenic becterium Escherichia Coli ( E.Coli ) 0157. According to EFET, it is not the same strain that caused deaths in Germany, but is is equally dangerous, says a statement on EFET’s website.(Open the PDF to see pictures & warning) . EFET urges consumers who have already purchased to refrain from consuming them,
The E.Coli has been detected in Frozen Minced Beef (500g) and frozen Spicy Meatballs/Cevapcici (1000g) packages, with expiration date November 6 & 8, 2011. The products are been sold in German Chain LIDL Hellas in Northern Greece.
See also ERT.gr (Greek State TV website) and Eleftherotypia
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“frozen Spicy Meatballs”. Tfoe! (like they say in Marocco) Who buys that?!
Buy some fresh minced meat. No, not 2 kilo. Just a bit. Put in a some mint from the garden, nip ouzo, some bread, salt, pepper, olive oil. Mix. Make balls. Throw them in some oil and bake them. Bet they are a heap cheaper and tasting 100% better.
But thanks for the warning anyhow. It was busy at the Lidl just now.
if you have big family and less money, frozen ‘things’ fill the stomach – you have not time for gourmet experiments. so simple.
When I look at the prices of that frozen meat and what a few hundred grams of fresh minced meat is costing. Plus the almost non-cost of the ingredients (leftover bread, some herbs from the garden, a nip of ouzo) you have to say that it is not gourmet experiment, but plane and simple Greek home cooking. Might be that you don’t have the time. But it sure is much cheaper than that other stuff.
5 euro for 1/5 kg fresh minced meat? you get 1 kg frozen for the same price. I ve seen in some countries people feeding their children with bread soaked in tomato sauce from the can day in day out. In the rare occasions rice was added it was feast for them. I hope we won’t see such conditions here too.
ECB.coli latest.
Hospital staff blamed for the outbreak. The government still confident in leeching. “Its our patriotic duty to wear them” said the PM.
Food supplies are being removed from the population as a precautionary measure. The European Fat and Skinning Facility,EFSF, has been asked to assist.