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Offal is the waste parts of a butchered animal, such as the head, the intestine, the lungs and so on. Some offal can be used to make other foods like brawn or tripe or sausages. Other offal is used for dog or cat food.
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How do you spell offle?
Offal is the insides of some animals.Offaly is the name of a county in Ireland.
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What word means waste or garbage?
Offal
Can feet be termed as offal?
Other than the smell of the dirty feet...no. Offal is a word that refers to trash, specifically used to feed farm animals. Nope...feet ain't it.
How is offal stored?
Offal is the edible entrails left over after an animal is butchered. Offal must be chilled immediately and then frozen if not cooked immediately. The Offal can remain in the freezer at -18C for 4 months.
How much of beef is offal?
None. Beef is the muscles from cattle, not offal.
When did TV Offal end?
TV Offal ended in 1998-06.
When was TV Offal created?
TV Offal was created in 1997-10.
What is the duration of TV Offal?
The duration of TV Offal is 1500.0 seconds.
Why do people use the word offal like people don't know what it is?
Because most people enjoy the use of an extensive vocabulary to fully articulate what they would like to say. For the record, offal is the entrails and leftovers of a butchered animal.
What is offal?
When a meat animal is processed for food, the internal organs are call offal. In some countries offal can refer to any part (not just the organs) of a butchered animal that is not muscle or bone.
Use offal in a sentence?
The family found the week olf offal and knew it was the source of the weird smell.
Is there cholesterol in offal?
What is an offal? I enjoy commas, I don't know what I'm talking about Is Santa real? I like eggs.
What are animal entrails called?
Offal
