RNA Vax, Air Fryer Meat & Cow FAQ's

- mRNA Vax In Meat: Breaking down the truth behind meat vaccines

- Air Fryer + Meat: Tips for cooking your meat in the latest & greatest kitchen tool

- Cattle FAQ: All your farm questions answered

The Truth About RNA In Meat

We would first like to start off by saying: Dude Food never has and never will accept any meat from farmers who would administer any sort of rna vax in animals.

The Use Of mRNA

As of today, rna vaccines are NOT approved for use in any sort of cattle by the USDA. Some states have even moved forward pushing for a, much needed, harsher stance including: Idaho introduced a bill that would make it a misdemeanor to administer any type of mRNA vaccine to any person or mammal, including COVID-19 vaccines. A Missouri bill would have required the labeling of animal products derived from animals administered mRNA vaccines (if it were ever to become legal).

What Exactly Is The mRNA Vax?

A ‘textbook’ description of mRNA vaccines is that the vaccine "teaches" our body how to recognize and fight off a specific virus. The vaccine contains a small piece of genetic material called messenger RNA (mRNA), which provides instructions to cells on how to make cells to fight off any intrusion.

Will We See RNA In Meat In The Future?

Obviously we can't speak for all but we can pretty confidently say no. As ranchers continue to work toward the cleanest, most sustainable way of raising animals, it would not be a wise choice.

The Best Fight Against Vaccines & mRNA

By purchasing meat from a local farmer (or us), you can do your part in standing up against any sort of unnecessary injections of any kind into our meat. 99.9% of smaller farm operations are great people who are proud of the product they are producing. They feed their families the same meat we offer to you. These are people who are proud of what they produce. On top of that, you will have the luxury to ask any questions and get truthful answers. Unfortunately, you can't say the same thing about corporate livestock production. These people are more focused on profits & outputs, not you. Over 80% of the entire meat industry is controlled by 4 giant companies. Its time we start to build back American Family Farming!

 The average Thanksgiving dinner will cost $6 per person! This is down about 4% from 2022.

 Italy has officially banned lab grown meat. Nice work Italy!! (read)

 Thieves in Philadelphia robbed a meat truck, getting off with 6 cases. (read)

No dethawing necessary! Thats right, according to the USDA, it is perfectly fine to use frozen meat! Although it might take a little longer, it can work!

All meats are welcome! Beef, chicken, pork & even seafood can be cooked up in your air fryer! They will all turn out great!

Prevent stickiness! It sucks when you are ready to chow down and are stuck with a dry piece of meat sticking the the pan. Simply add a bit of oil or brush with a marinate before cooking to avoid this!

Timing: Best part of cooking meat in the air fryer? Its quick! Most steaks can be cooked in just a few minutes

Set and forget! No need to wait around checking on the meat, using the pretimed cook methods, it makes it super easy!

(We are not at all affiliated with any air fryer company - just trying to make your cooking life easier!)

Answering The Most FAQ's About Cows

How much do cows sleep? The average cow will sleep between 10-14 hours a day (must be nice, right?)

How much do cows eat and drink everyday? When full grown, beef cattle can consume anywhere from 30-50lbs of feed per day (mostly grass & hay)! As for drinking, they can easily consume upward of 12 gallons of water!

How much does the typical cow weigh? At birth, it can range from 50-100lbs. When a steer is full grown, they are typically around 1500lbs.

What do animals do all day? Honestly, not much. Drink, eat, sleep.

Why do cows have horns? All cattle are born with horns (male and female)! Some bigger than others. Farmers typically remove them (no, it does not hurt the animal) to prevent any accidents. Since cattle do not need them for protection, they don't have much use!

How much do cattle graze per day? Cattle can spend anywhere from 5-12 hours happily roaming in the pasture. During this time, they can walk upwards of 3 miles!

What is the difference between a milking cow and beef cow? Exactly what is sounds like! Dairy cow breeds, such a Holstein, are bred to produce milk. Beef cattle on the other hand, such as Angus, have the DNA that makes for a high quality piece of meat!