What is the difference between eating the flesh of an animal and eating the muscle?!


Question: What is the difference between eating the flesh of an animal and eating the muscle!?
Answers:
Flesh is the part of the animal that you eat!.

Muscle is a certain type of tissue!. (Fat and skin are others!.)

Most people will think of muscle when they think of the word "flesh," but this is probably because that's what people most typically eat!.

So eating muscle is always eating flesh, and eating flesh is often eating muscle, but eating flesh can also be eating fat, skin, or organs!. The bones and the fur are NOT flesh!.

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Most of the time, when you eat "animal flesh," you are eating muscle tissue!. The only non-muscle meats are organ meats (liver, heart, stomach, brain, etc!.), or fats!. One doesn't often consume skin (with the possible exception of chickens or pork rinds)!. Certainly anything you see that is "red" meat is muscle, as opposed to some other sort of tissue!.Www@FoodAQ@Com





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