Beef, variety meats and by-products, mechanically separated beef, raw
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Mechanically separated beef is soft, finely comminuted material recovered from bones or carcass parts for processed meat products, supplied chilled or frozen.

Mechanically separated beef meat is a finely comminuted material recovered from beef bones or carcass parts after conventional meat removal. It is used as an ingredient in processed meat products, rather than as a conventional beef cut. Its texture is soft and paste-like, with colour and flavour influenced by the source material and separation process.
It is generally supplied chilled or frozen for further processing. The proportions of meat, fat, and residual bone, as well as fineness and moisture, can vary between products; the term identifies the animal source and recovery method but does not establish a uniform formulation.
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Beef, variety meats and by-products, mechanically separated beef, raw
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Measured nutrition varies with the proportions of meat, fat, and residual bone, and with moisture and processing. Products made under different specifications may not be directly comparable.
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