Beef Revolution
The transformation of beef from a luxury to a staple food in America is traced back to the late 1800s, driven by innovations like the assembly line and corporate ranching. Recent immigrants, often from Eastern Europe, filled the labor-intensive roles that made mass production possible. This convergence of factors not only changed the economy but also the dietary habits of the nation, making beef accessible to all.In this clip
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