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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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older the meat, more collagen, means

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tougher meat

#2
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tougher meat must be cooked with

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slow moist heat

#3
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what is fat within muscles

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marbling

#4
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what helps contain moisture content of cut of meat and not removed in slaughter house

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cover fat

#5
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when meat is cut, purplish-red myoglobin is exposed to o2 and becomes bright-red oxymyoglobin and indicates

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freshness, desireable

#6
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brownish red meat is less desirable because it was exposed to

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bacteria or less o2

#7
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what is meat frozen before rigor mortis. which shrinks violently by almost 50%

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thaw rigor

#8
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what is stiffening of musles

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rigor mortis

#9
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what is less severe form of thaw rigor

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cold shortening

#10
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what is current in mainly pork but can affect beef, lamb and poultry which is characterized by pH dropping very low

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pale, soft, exudative (PSE)

#11
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what is characterized by a high pH from a stressed animal that causes a dark meat with dry sticky texture

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dark - cutting meat (DFD)

#12
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more myoglobin in muscle with create a

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darker meat

#13
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poultry is graded by

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A,B,C voluntary

#14
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beef is mandatory graded by

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prime choice select

#15
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vertebrate-invertebrate saltwater-freshwater lean-fat

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are classifications of fish

#16
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fresh, frozen, cooked, sliced, canned, dehydrated are types of

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poultry

#17
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only blood feathers and craw are removed in

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dressed

#18
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eviscerated, free of blood, feathers, head feet is for

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ready-to-cook

#19
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smaller pieces like halves, breasts is

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convenience

#20
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less hydroxypoline in connective tissue of fish, still causes

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soft, tender fish

#21
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what meat has lowest amounts of collagen

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fish

#22
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short muscles affects

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flakiness

#23
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fish grading is

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voluntary and paid by processor

#24
Front (Question)

what is the only type of fish thats graded A, B, and substandard

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finfish