Thread: Ostrich meat recommended by the American Diabetes Association.

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[email protected] wrote:
> The attributes of ostrich meat are well-known among health
> enthusiasts, and restaurants are finding that customers are demanding
> more low-fat, low-cholesterol dishes. Ostrich meets all those demands
> and more, having the color and texture of beef, yet lower in
> cholesterol and calories than chicken, turkey, pork, and beef. Chefs
> praise it for marrying well with a variety of ingredients. Also, it
> has been approved by the American and British Heart Associations and
> recommended by the American Diabetes Association. Learn more about the
> health and nutritional benefits ostrich meat has to offer, visit:
> http://www.gourmetostrich.com/nutrition.html

If you like REALLY dry meat and bad dietary advice, you gotta love the ADA.

Susan

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Susan wrote:
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> [email protected] wrote:
>> The attributes of ostrich meat are well-known among health
>> enthusiasts, and restaurants are finding that customers are demanding
>> more low-fat, low-cholesterol dishes. Ostrich meets all those demands
>> and more, having the color and texture of beef, yet lower in
>> cholesterol and calories than chicken, turkey, pork, and beef. Chefs
>> praise it for marrying well with a variety of ingredients. Also, it
>> has been approved by the American and British Heart Associations and
>> recommended by the American Diabetes Association. Learn more about the
>> health and nutritional benefits ostrich meat has to offer, visit:
>> http://www.gourXXXXXich.com/nutrition.html
>
> If you like REALLY dry meat and bad dietary advice, you gotta love the ADA.
>
> Susan

"Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> [email protected] wrote:
>> The attributes of ostrich meat are well-known among health
>> enthusiasts, and restaurants are finding that customers are demanding
>> more low-fat, low-cholesterol dishes. Ostrich meets all those demands
>> and more, having the color and texture of beef, yet lower in
>> cholesterol and calories than chicken, turkey, pork, and beef. Chefs
>> praise it for marrying well with a variety of ingredients. Also, it
>> has been approved by the American and British Heart Associations and
>> recommended by the American Diabetes Association. Learn more about the
>> health and nutritional benefits ostrich meat has to offer, visit:
>> http://www.gourmetostrich.com/nutrition.html
>
> If you like REALLY dry meat and bad dietary advice, you gotta love the
> ADA.

I wouldn't try ostrich if you paid me. They're sooo cute!