Dzmitry from Olshany criticized Beryoza stewed meat. He was given many explanations in response
Threads user Dzmitry has only a few dozen followers and fewer than ten posts, primarily of religious content — he is an Evangelical Christian from Olshany — which almost no one liked. However, the situation changed dramatically when the man published a critical post of just a few words: "I do not recommend Beryoza Meat Processing Plant, the stewed meat is just fat, manufactured in BERYOZA."
To confirm his words, he added several photos. The post quickly gathered over 26 thousand views. Users rushed to explain to Dzmitry what his fatal error was and which canned goods he should choose.
First and foremost, people drew attention to the fact that instead of pork stew, Dzmitry bought a completely different product — "Tourist's Breakfast."
"Instead of taking canned food from the same Beryoza, where it says 'Stewed Pork' and specifies the percentage of meat by content, you bought a cheap 'Tourist's Breakfast,' which doesn't even claim to be stewed meat."
People advised Dzmitry to study the information about the composition of the product he bought more carefully.
"It says on the can: 'mass fraction by content 40%.' Next time, try to read so you won't be surprised."
"We have a lot of stewed meat with 97.5% meat content; take that. The percentage of meat content is written in the ingredients. It's like little children, such simpletons are exactly what they count on."
As Belarusians knowledgeable in this matter note, the amount of meat in the product directly affects its price. One should not expect a lot of meat in "Tourist's Breakfast" for 3-4 rubles.
"Author, Beryoza stew is the best!!! Read carefully what you're buying: the amount of meat by content in percentage and the amount of fat in 'Tourist's Breakfast,' manufactured according to TU (Technical Specifications), is significantly less than in 'GOST' (State Standard) one. And also: this stew is considered for hiking. Did you expect half a cow to be packed in there for 4 rubles?)))"
"'Tourist's Breakfasts,' regardless of the manufacturer, cost around 2.5-3 rubles. Real stewed meat with 97-98% content costs 5-7 rubles per can. As they say, feel the difference."
One of the commentators even published a photo of exactly the stewed meat produced by Beryoza Meat Processing Plant that should have been bought.
Some users noted that the purchased product "will be good with potatoes." But if you want to eat meat specifically, "you need to take one with over 90% content." Because "Tourist's breakfast is not a full-fledged stewed meat. It needs to be melted over a fire and eaten with potatoes."
Another user shared detailed instructions:
"You should take stewed meat with no less than 72% content!!! 72% is ideal for pasta Navy-style. From 80% you can eat it like meat jelly. Well, if you want to make sandwiches with stewed meat, take 92%."
However, there were also those who were outraged by such consumer illiteracy.
"Another person who can't read. And doesn't understand the difference between state standards and technical specifications even in adulthood."
Some advised the author to delete the post to avoid embarrassment.
"Dude, before it's too late and only 18 thousand people have seen this. There are three dots in the corner > delete post. Then read about the difference between a state standard and technical specifications, and learn how to find the percentage of content on the can."
The author himself stuck to his opinion and was confident in his truth: "Let the whole world see that fat is sold at the price of stewed meat."
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