Rinsing ground beef can be messy, often causing water and grease to splatter. Additionally, disposing of grease down the sink can lead to plumbing issues, as grease can harden and clog pipes. A better alternative is to allow the fat to cool and solidify before discarding it in the trash.
The Bottom Line
Whether or not to wash ground beef is a personal choice. Weigh the pros and cons based on your taste and texture preferences, and choose the method that works best for you.
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