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  1. In the original video, there were several comments about your recommendation for the cooking only to med-rare. I was surprised that this video didn't respond to that subject as it seems important. My understanding is that for food safety, the outside surfaces of a piece of beef need to be fully cooked, whereas the internal volume can be rare. But with ground beef (or mechanically tenderized beef), it must be well-done. I'd love an answer from Dan or ATK as to why this isn't the case for home-ground beef.

  2. Talking about the grinding again, I've seen Chinese cooks just use their cleaver to rough chop the meat. They give the same reason, to keep the meat tender. My question is, what would be the difference between that and the food processor? It would definitely be less mess to blur have to clean the food processor up!

  3. There is so much good will for this man and he will stand. Personally, I find burgers boring, even "de luxe" burgers. Also, beef in any other form is better than when it's ground. Hamburger rolls are execrable by and large and things like lettuce or tomato are abdabs at best. If I were determined to ruin my health with my diet it wouldn't be with hamburgers.

  4. I have always heard to NEVER order a burger other than well done because it may make you sick, but steaks are ok to order rare if you like because the meat inside hasn't touched anything (your dirty hands). Is this true?

  5. Thanks, Dan. I have my butcher course grind sirloin and have him add extra beef fat to achieve about an 80/20 ratio. Since I know where the beef came from, I feel fine about cooking the burgers to a medium/medium rare. I wouldn't do that with store bought ground beef, however. I've done the same with ribeye and the results are really good.

  6. Dan! You the man! You know you should! I watch your show all the time. I have subscribed to your channel. And the hamburger thing about grinding your own meat I have learned so much from that video. I appreciate you teaching us something new and different thank you.

  7. Dan, I’m really appreciating how you’re doing this series. Thank you for what you are doing.

    After reviewing the comments below (and the original burger video), I do see some critical comments on your cheese selection for the burger. However, with your statement of “use the cheese you want” (or words to that effect), I believe you handled that well. That being said, I’m concerned people will be too critical over your cheese selection for grilled cheese and comment harshly. Please ignore these folks, Dan. You really have something here and I look forward to future videos.

  8. It'd be great if you included hypoallergenic cheese options in the ice-cream and grilled cheese video. Dairy is one of the top allergens, as recognized by the FDA. Goat's milk is actually a great hypoallergenic alternative to cow's milk and you can make any cheese with it. Other alternatives would be vegan cheeses but they don't have the same taste, texture and qualities as real dairy.

    Oh and american cheese is so processed and mild that to me, it is almost hypoallergenic!

  9. Lookit Souza. In the world of politics, "That sounds stressful and I like my current job" is universally understood to be a declaration that you ARE running.

    There's this thing called the "Shermanesque" statement – an unambiguous, unviolable statement that you will never, ever be President: "if drafted, I will not run; if nominated, I will not accept; if elected, I will not serve."

    Since you didn't say that, I'm gonna just have to assume without additional evidence that you have campaign operations up and running in Iowa and New Hampshire and are building your team out in Nevada and South Carolina. #Souza2020

  10. Really enjoying these new types of videos you guys are posting! Loving "What's Eating Dan?" and also really enjoy "Is It Bad?" with Hannah. Also, love that both series are getting response videos too. Keep it up ATK, you're doing great!

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