Anonymous #5 46w

You say this until you get ecoli from it

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Anonymous #1 46w

Nothing in the photo would imply that we would get E. coli from this.

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Anonymous #3 46w

Undercooked meat is a main source of ecoli.

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Anonymous #1 46w

It’s in no way undercooked. It falls between rare to med-rare (both are *perfectly* safe in modern prep) If you’re referring to the dark-red spot in the lower-third, that’s a small vein. These usually just stay dark sometimes. It doesn’t imply the meat isn’t cooked.

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Anonymous #3 46w

That’s still how you get ecoli, it should have at least just a warm pink center. If you look up the stories of people who die from and suffer ecoli it’s a horrendous and painful disease.

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Anonymous #1 46w

Again, nothing in the photo would imply that we would get e. coli from this.

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Anonymous #3 46w

The whole inside of it looks raw. It’s not worth the risk

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Anonymous #1 46w

You need to google a “steak doneness” chart.

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You do you then, but let me tell you ecoli salmonella and listeria are no joke

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Anonymous #1 46w

food paranoia is so annoying

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Anonymous #3 46w

I would rather just be safe and cook it all the way than risk being in the hospital for a month pooping myself and then potentially dying

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Thanks I will. And I hope that you can find someone to change your diapers and clean your puke bucket when you get ecoli :)

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Anonymous #1 46w

Some guys eat well done steak with ketchup I guess

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Anonymous #3 46w

ur not getting E coli. from a medium rare steak, its more likely to come from ground beef since the harmful bacteria is on the outside of the meat

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Anonymous #6 46w

You absolutely are at risk of ecoli.

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