citing the impact of media coverage related to a meat filler critics have dubbed “pink slime.” Meat processors have faced a backlash over the use of an ammonia-hydroxide-treated beef filler ...

In McDonald's case, this was exacerbated by a viral online rumor, which supposedly showed a rough-looking mixture of smooth meat called "pink slime." The burger chain is not totally off the hook ...

Real news." Only the newspaper was fake. The paper is considered pink slime journalism, named after the cheap filler used in processed meat. These faux newspapers promote partisan talking points ...

In the reporting by ABC's Jim Avila, the term “pink slime” was used 137 times, as he described the process which creates it. The beef trimmings are placed in a centrifuge in order to separate ...