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Quality Of 10 # Box Of Covered Wagon Bacon
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Rating: 1/51

SPRINGDALE, MISSISSIPPI -- Bought this to mix with venison to make hamburger. Did not cook or taste the bacon first. Bacon was badly freezer burn and gave the hamburger a terrible freezer burn taste. Could not find a date on the box of bacon other than TSD SALES & DISTRIBUTION, 1988. Ruined 30 # of hamburger.

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Poor Food Quality
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Rating: 3/51

SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS -- I have purchased the 5 lb rolls of the 80/20 ground beef for years. Occasionally there is a mass of fat, perhaps the size of a dime but last night when I was preparing portions I found a mass of fat nearly the size of a golf ball. If I am paying for 80/20 meat that is what I expect to receive. This was lower quality therefore I feel that the price I paid was not fair to receive sub quality product.

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80%lean 20% fat all natural Ground Beef Chuck 5LB.
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Rating: 1/51

DAKOTA DUNES, SOUTH DAKOTA -- Brought 5LB. Roll of Ground Beef with a baseball size amount of FAT on one end . Wasn't very happy about that . Thought I was buying what was advertised on package .

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Ba-Con Game
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Rating: 1/51

SPRINGDALE, ARIZONA -- This was undoubtedly the worst product I have ever purchased at my supermarket! It had the most fat content I have ever seen in a package of bacon. I separated the fat content from the entire package and weighed it on my digital kitchen scale and it displayed an even 9 ounces. The advertised weight on the package displayed was 16 ounces. That means that 60% of the "bacon" is animal fat. The math: -60 is -375% of 16. At a price of $5.00, there is no need to finish the math to see who got "porked"!

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Bacon- more than 1/2 fat
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Rating: 1/51

SPRINGDALE, ALASKA -- This is a toaster oven. 1# of bacon.

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Mutilated Legs & Quarters
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Rating: 1/51

ARKANSAS -- I've bought several bags of this brand within the last six months. This must be the less than perfect quarters that Tyson doesn't want to place on their top consumer packages. Tyson has placed their mutilated, poorly cut, chicken pieces under the "Gold Leaf" label. If you want whole chicken quarters do not buy!! In the last few bags I've gotten only a few quarters and the rest cut up legs and thighs. However, if you're preparing some Asian or Latino dishes that does not require perfect cuts, well this bag is for you!

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Ground Beef
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Rating: 1/51

CANYON, TEXAS -- Thought we were buying ground beef when in actuality we bought a by-product... made out of beef and pork parts. So we just got expensive ground up bologna. This is disgusting... time to stop buying my meat from the local grocer and go to the local butcher. It's worth paying a little more to get what I actually know to be beef from a real cow and healthy for my family. These damn people are slowly killing us off through our food supply with the crap that comes from these places. No wonder cancer has begun to run rampant through our society. Shame on you Walmart and United for selling this stuff to honest tax paying Americans.

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Never Seen Chicken So Mutilated
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Rating: 1/51

SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS -- I have bought this chicken from my grocery store many times over and never seen chicken so mutilated or not processed so poorly. Plus there was a part of the back bone in the package, some of the chicken still had partial feathers on the legs. Some was so mutilated in the cutting of the chicken, never seen that before. I buy this chicken cause it's the cheapest way to buy chicken. I don't know who cuts your chickens up but they need to go back to the very beginning and start training all over again. I've been a meat cutter and this isn't the way to cut meat. Thank you for your time.

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Excellent Bacon!!!
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Rating: 5/51

SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS -- I reluctantly purchased Corn King bacon at my fiancé's request. We literally debated in front of the breakfast meats for more than two minutes, with pauses and sighs included. It was a whole dollar cheaper than the "less than stellar" Great Value bacon we normally select; we could purchase three packages for the price of two at $2.99 for twelve ounces.

Long story short, my cooking experience with this bacon consisted of me saying it was how "old school bacon" used to cook. It wasn't all white fat and didn't shrivel to the point of non-existence, and just looked delicious. As for the taste, it was beyond expectations. I expected a weak flavor, but no. Just delicious. And I'm not one to do research on an unknown distributor and sing their praises, but hey… It's goooood. Lol.

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Chicken Quarters Filled With Extra Stuff for Weight
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Rating: 1/51

SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI -- Bought Gold Leaf Chicken Quarters from Wal Mart. Usually they are good but lately have been filled with backs and extra skin off other chickens to add to the weight. I am fully aware the some extra fat and skin on a quarter section is acceptable and needs to be trimmed but adding extra fill is not acceptable. If happens again I will not buy products from TSD.

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