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The concerning popularity of raw beef — ‘Tiger meat’ — sandwiches

By News Desk on December 23, 2022

Are some holiday traditions worth passing on? The Wisconsin Department of Health Services sure doesn’t think so. And that tradition? Raw meat sandwiches, sometimes called Tiger Meat, Cannibal Sandwiches or steak tartare. 

Many families in…

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To avoid pathogens, avoid raw meat, eggs, egg nog and flour this holiday season

By Jonan Pilet on December 21, 2020

Have you heard of Tiger Meat or Cannibal Sandwiches? If you’re from Wisconsin, I’m sure you have. I was introduced to this holiday tradition by my fiance’s family, who are all from northern Wisconsin.

This …
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Cannibal sandwiches, tiger meat, steak tartare too dangerous to risk

By U.S. Department of Agriculture on December 30, 2018
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Editor’s note: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also urge the public to avoid eating raw meat dishes. The agency has documented numerous outbreaks in relation to the seasonal consumption of these types …
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Wisconsin wants to see an end to the raw meat holiday tradition

By News Desk on December 25, 2016

Maybe it because Wisconsin turned red in the Presidential election, or Badger fans being so  fired up about going to  the Jan. 2nd Cotton Bowl down in Texas or its maybe its their beloved Green…
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E. coli in 'Tiger Meat' Sickens 3 in Wisconsin

By News Desk on January 18, 2013

At least three people in Wisconsin have contracted E. coli infections thought to have been caused by eating “tiger meat,” a raw ground beef dish. The beef linked to the outbreak was purchased at Glenn’s…
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