"Retirednoguilt" > wrote in message
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> On 12/1/2010 7:07 PM, Jerry Sauk wrote:
> >>
> >> Your reaction is the one I have when passing chain hamburger joints -
> >> all the chains. To me, the smell from all of them makes me nauseated.
> >> But then again, I really don't like the smell or taste of ground beef.
> >
> > The disadvantages of subway greatly or not as much as the advantaaages..
as
> > you have pointed out. The only bad thing about Subway is teh peaple
that
> > work there, which can be extremely immature. But in terms of value,
taste,
> > and, freshness, Subway is the best for a non-burger or taco place.
> >
> > But I highly disagree with your opinion about chain-hamburger places,
> > personally I love hamburgers, so I love teh way hambuger restourant's
smell.
> >
> > Mayeb teh reason that they make you naseated is becasuse are you
possible
> > allergic to beef? Almost all non-vegetarian people LOVE beef, which is
the
> > reason I think there might be a extra health issue at play here.
> >
>
> No, I'm definitely not allergic to beef. I'm a senior citizen and have
> been eating beef almost all my life with no known allergic reactions. I
> enjoy a good pot roast, all beef hot dog, or prime rib roast. They
> smell and taste good to me. There's just something about the smell of
> cooking ground beef (and steak) that seriously nauseates me. I suspect
> that it is odor given off by the beef fat when it is subjected to high
> temperatures (hot enough to generate all those carcinogens). My palate
> enjoys chicken, fish, shellfish, octopus, squid, venison, antelope, pork
> and even lamb far more than beef. I guess that there's no accounting
> for taste.


Most of those foods are not available at fast-food restourants. Excapt
maybe long-john silver's has a lot of the seafood items. Personally I would
never set foot in that store because I hate Fish, but, fo rpeople that like
it I'm sure it's a really good restourant.