"white slime" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2014, Dr. Chris Baker, REAL (page 86)",
          "text": "The related “pink slime” or “white slime” are from red meat or poultry meat, and are processed into a product that was originally used only in pet food and not approved for human consumption."
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          "text": "The resulting product is essentially the poultry equivalent of 'pink slime' above ... 'white slime' if you would. Mechanically separated poultry is allowed to be sold in the EU.",
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        "A poultry byproduct in the form of a paste that is mechanically separated through a high-pressure sieve, and used in cheap food products."
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        "(informal, dysphemistic) A poultry byproduct in the form of a paste that is mechanically separated through a high-pressure sieve, and used in cheap food products."
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        "(informal, dysphemistic) A poultry byproduct in the form of a paste that is mechanically separated through a high-pressure sieve, and used in cheap food products."
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