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Rib pork chop

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‎09-30-2020 05:15

‎09-30-2020 05:15

What does Slo and Slf mean.  It is written next to some of the rib pork chops. Some have one and some have the other.

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‎09-30-2020 05:42

‎09-30-2020 05:42

"SLF" stands for "Seperable Lean and Fat " - this is the original portion of meat, with all fat included.

 

Whereas "SLO" stands for "Separable Lean Only" - this is meat with visible fat removed. Fat will still remain inside of the meat. 

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‎09-30-2020 05:42

‎09-30-2020 05:42

"SLF" stands for "Seperable Lean and Fat " - this is the original portion of meat, with all fat included.

 

Whereas "SLO" stands for "Separable Lean Only" - this is meat with visible fat removed. Fat will still remain inside of the meat. 

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