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Default Why I don't buy 'smoked' meats

Gill Smith wrote:
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>> Gill Smith > wrote:
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>>> I'm wondering if smoke actually contributes anything - other than
>>> flavour.
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>>> Drying has long been known as a method of preserving protein but whereas
>>> in hot climes you simply leave it out in the sun, in colder habitats you
>>> need fire.

>> Well, that pretty much solidifies your stance on the issue.

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> Well, what does smoke contribute to the preservation process?
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> Please feel free to be as technical as you're able.
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