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tough or rough meat ?
what is the opposite of ' tender meat ' ?
tough meat or rough meat or else ?
Thanks in advance
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Re: tough or rough meat ?

Originally Posted by
whl626 what is the opposite of ' tender meat ' ?
tough meat or rough meat or else ?
Thanks in advance
Tough, usually.
Stringy comes up, occasionally.
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Re: tough or rough meat ?

Originally Posted by
whl626 what is the opposite of ' tender meat ' ?
tough meat or rough meat or else ?
Thanks in advance
'tough meat' is difficult to chew. 'tough' means, difficult.
'rough meat' has an uneven or bumpy surface. 'rough' means, the surface is not smooth.
EX: I had a tough day. (I had a difficult day)
EX: I had a rough day. (My day did not go smoothly)
All the best,
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:) Then ' rough ' can also be an option though :)
To play safe, I would stick to ' tough '
Thanks
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Originally Posted by
whl626 :) Then ' rough ' can also be an option though :)
To play safe, I would stick to ' tough '
Thanks
If you're eating 'rough' meat, then you gotta pretty 'rough' life. :(
:)
All the best,
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I have never heard of rough meat. One might encounter tough meat every once in a while.
:)
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I have to say that it's more of a possibility than a common usage.
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Yes. "Rough meat" is a hypothetical, not an actual usage.
:)
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Originally Posted by
RonBee Yes. "Rough meat" is a hypothetical, not an actual usage.
:)
I would call meat rough only if it had the hide attached. :wink:
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If it's dry and overcooked, the texture is rough.
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