How Pork Rinds Are Made (VIDEO)

In case you haven't gotten enough behind-the-scenes industrial food production footage from Food, Inc., we've got a video for you. Highlights include flying pig pellets, food coloring talk, and large vats of lard.

Don't say we didn't warn you.

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Comments

[BannedNBoston]

Dont eat pork rinds they are fried.
Corn is bad for you. It stops nutritional uptake.
Even organic corn chips are bad for you.
Ill eat dunkin donuts when they fry them in hemp diesel.

[RazeTemple]

Corn isn't bad for you. What's bad is that corn and corn crack(high fructose syrup) is in EVERYTHING. If you eat it sparingly it has healthy benefits much like other vegetables, but since we are always eating it, it does make it bad. So I have to agree but at the same time disagree with you.

[chakakhan]

dee-licious

[Tom95134]

It's a good video. People should understand where their food comes from. The next time they roll up to the drive through to get their Big Mac or Burger King they should understand that not too long before that burger was a dopey faced cow being led into a killing shoot where a spike was driven into the cows brain to kill it. Then the process of "parting out" the animal began (just like stripping the spare parts from a car) and repackaging or processing of those "spare parts" for sale/use.

[dayala]

that's only if the cow is lucky enough to have the captive bolt do its job successfully...many are skinned
and butchered while still conscious.

[MrMike513]

Thought I could make it through these comments without having to respond to some vegan's ridiculous post. Guess what...you won!!!!

Because if any cow was conscious, they would respond to the pain of the process, and that movement would make the skinning and butchering process impossible.

[randolphcarter]

Hmm... who exactly is under the delusion that that *isn't* how it's done? Meat processing is fairly common knowledge at this point. Trying to make it sound graphic really doesn't accomplish anything.

[ThankGodforAtheists]

Can't wait until Pork Rinds are made with corn.

[tanya1111]

have you tried nacho?

[Hardy Haberman 1]

I guess city folks never really understood that Pork Rind meant "pork rind". Though I know they are not the healthiest snack, sometimes nothing else will do.

And I live in a big city....ya'll here?

[SFTor]

mmmmm. Tasty stuff.

I also like the environmental aspect of it, of using the whole animal.

[Tom95134]

A pig is pretty recyclable.

[totaldisbelief]

right down to the last OINK.