Its time to play what is in your Green Beans?

Today marks another day in the exciting world of prepared foods. Especially canned foods. Even more especially Canned green beans.

UPI.COM:

MIDWEST CITY, Okla., March 29 (UPI) -- An Oklahoma couple preparing food for an Easter pot luck at their church made a grisly discovery in a can of green beans -- the head and leg of a mouse.
Andrew and Chelsea Belflower of Midwest City said they bought eight cans of Best Choice brand fancy cut green beans Saturday night at a Crest Foods store and they were preparing for a pot luck eatery dinner at the church where they serve as youth pastors when they discovered the can's unappetizing contents.

A couple months ago, a woman made the news because she also found something raw in her can o beans.

This time it was a little less sanitary. While mouse head does offer the alternative remedy to many daily ails, there is a high chance of diseased rats contaminating the whole can. That is why companies switched from the traditional mouse head in a can, to the now practiced snake head in a can.  This is probably just a company who prefers the more traditional methods and who knows, maybe they have a algorithm to weed out the diseased rats from the safe mice. I dont think they would be doing that if it wasnt safe. 

I'd say that I do like tradition, but I feel safer with the new regulations on animal heads in cans.