Garlic Powder and Ground Beef

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pelagius

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Bacterial contamination is more likely to occur in ground beef than in cuts of beef that are not ground.

I've heard that adding garlic powder to ground beef that is to be served rare will destroy any bacteria that are present. Is there any truth in this claim?

Thanks
 
Welcome to DC, pelagius.

I seriously doubt the antibacterial effects of powdered garlic. I have no specific scientific evidence to support my claim.
 
pelagius said:
Bacterial contamination is more likely to occur in ground beef than in cuts of beef that are not ground.

I've heard that adding garlic powder to ground beef that is to be served rare will destroy any bacteria that are present. Is there any truth in this claim?

Thanks
No...But Black Walnut would.
 
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