meat, hence "angus beef burgers"
Angus cows are beef cows, not dairy cows. Holsteins are dairy cows, not beef cows, which is where we get the majority of our milk from.
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Cows give meat and dairy cows give milk.
Cattle are raised for the cow's natural resources. These natural resources include meat, leather and milk. Cows are raised in several countries in the world and are a sacred animal in India.
Cows provide milk, meat, leather, and gelatin.
Milk, leather, glue.
Cows produce milk, meat (beef), and little cows to make more milk and meat. Apparently, according to the Global Wamers, cows also produce an inordinate amount of the greenhouse gas methane; so I guess they have that going for them too.
Cows, pigs, chicken, turkeys, various fish.Animals BRED for food include cows, pigs, hens - these three, I think, are the most popular as far as meat goes, but for milk and milk products include also goats and sheep.
Yes. Nubians are classfied as dairy goats known for their milk quality. They do not have as much meat as a meat goat but any goat can be eatten. Just like Gernesy and holsteins are known as dairy cows while others such a herfords and angus are known as beef cows. This does not mean you can not eat a dairy cow - just less meaty.
Yes, dairy cows are sold for meat when they are culled. Their meat is only good for hamburger and sausages, nothing else.
Dual cows are cows that are suitable for two purposes instead of one: meat and milk; milk and draft, or meat and draft. Most often dual purpose refers to those kinds of cattle who can give milk and meat like Dexters and Red Polls. Draft cattle also called oxen; these are animals that are trained to be used to pull carts or ploughs or other equipment.
Because cheese comes from milk and is something that is made by humans from the milk of cows, camels or goats. Meat is (or was) the muscle that was taken from a slaughtered animal. You cannot duplicate meat from cheese.