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Angus Clydesdale Nov 2020 12:27pm, 21 Nov 2020 20,539 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale I much prefer this line of conversation, btw.
Cyclops Nov 2020 12:30pm, 21 Nov 2020 4,244 posts	Quote Pin Cyclops Pigs used to have some other worms that affected humans too - mostly found in mothers who gave themselves the undercooked bit of pork - but has now been eradicated from the British herd? flock? (what is the collective noun of pigs?). Did it as part of my Zoology degree in the 80s but can't remember what it's called.
Angus Clydesdale Nov 2020 12:49pm, 21 Nov 2020 20,541 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale No, I definitely preferred the conversation about slow cookers and stews.
Flatlander Nov 2020 1:08pm, 21 Nov 2020 1,826 posts	Quote Pin Flatlander Cyclops, several pig worms can infect humans. Pork tapeworm is caused by Taenia solium. Other than that, direct ingestion from pigs is usually by Trichinella, indirectly from the environment it would usually be by Ascaris.
Nicholls595 Nov 2020 1:12pm, 21 Nov 2020 22,773 posts	Quote Pin Nicholls595 I've been sat on a stone wall all morning, and I haven't got any pork chops yet. How lond should I give it?
Fenland Flier Nov 2020 1:20pm, 21 Nov 2020 1,964 posts	Quote Pin Fenland Flier Someone hit Nicho with a kipper.
GlennR Nov 2020 1:21pm, 21 Nov 2020 54,179 posts	Quote Pin GlennR I'm not letting him near my kipper. Have you seen what he does to mince pies?
Fizz :-) Nov 2020 1:21pm, 21 Nov 2020 4,731 posts	Quote Pin Fizz :-) Did they?
Lip Gloss Nov 2020 1:22pm, 21 Nov 2020 46,114 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss Can we stop with stop with piles and worms and talk about the lovely aroma of slow cooking food please....it’s really making me queasy
Gobi Nov 2020 1:27pm, 21 Nov 2020 72,075 posts	Quote Pin Gobi We have slow cooker stew once a week in winter. Sometimes a bolognaise as well