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Optimising the use of cheaper cuts of meat
A meat and poultry seminar

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Why attend:
Manufacturers, product development technologists and retailers will learn about:

  • The different cuts available
  • Characteristics and some of the best ways to utilize them
  • Nutritional content and consumer benefits
  • The challenge of marketing and sustaining interest and acceptability
  • Factors affecting the suitability of meat for processing and how methods of processing can
  • influence the quality of meat products made from ‘manufacturing meat’ cuts
  • The technology of mechanical deboning and separation, the distinction between various categories and their suitability for use in meat products.

Programme outline

  • What cuts are available?
  • Meat technology and meat processing
  • Seasoning opportunities/product ideas
  • Mechanically deboned meat (MDM) and mechanically recovered meat (MRM)
  • Legislation issues
  • Innovative product development

Related training
Analysis of meat and fish products
Calculating meat content
Meat technology

"The recent input from celebrity chefs, top gastro pubs and restaurants has led to some resurgence in consumer interest in using cheaper cuts of meat and offal in the home. This offers the food sector a real challenge in recipe and product development in turning cheap cuts of meat into an exciting added value product."

Clare Sant – Event Director

Early booking discount conditions

Related training
Analysis of meat and fish products
Calculating meat content
Meat and poultry seminars
Safe cooking



For further information or to check availability contact the Training Department on +44 (0)1386 842104
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