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Spoiled Pork Smell Issue - Swift Pork Butts, Lexington South Carolina

4 years ago •reported by user-prhmj872

Swift Pork Butts, Lexington, SC 29073, USA

Lexington, 29073 South Carolina, United States

I bought 2 pork butts from Food Lion in Red Bank. Both were Swift brand and smelled horrible. I cooked them anyway just to make sure it wasn't the cryovac wrapping. Even after cooking Both still had a horrible smell. I tasted a bite and gagged. I threw them out. Now today I opened a pork loin I purchased from Lidl in Lexington SC. It had the same smell and after cooking same result. I have been cooking for over 30 years and I can tell something is wrong. I personally think these stores are holding the meat too long because of prices. I just wonder how many people have encountered this problem.

#lexington #southcarolina #unitedstates #pork #meat

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