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Burger King has revealed that some of its burgers were contaminated in the horsemeat scare, as the tainted food crisis threatened to undermine the confidence of consumers, and major retailers tried to protect their reputations.
The fast food company, whose products were not tested in the food standards checks by Irish authorities that sparked the furore earlier this month, moved production from the Silvercrest plant in Ireland to Germany and Italy as a precaution. On Thursday night it said test results at the plant revealed "very small trace levels" of horse DNA in its products, but burgers taken from restaurants had tested negative
As governments in Ireland, the UK and Poland, where a supplier used by Silvercrest for a year is thought be the source of the contamination, continued their investigations, Burger King admitted that, contrary to previous assurances made to it by Silvercrest, it too had now been linked to the scandal. Authorities insist there is no health danger to consumers
Originally posted by Deemo Diablo
I'm appalled that Burger King is still in business. Their burgers are sad. If you ask for no smoke flavor, it tastes like mushy blandness. Nothing is fresh at all. I mean seriously, how stupid do they think we are? Smoke flavor from a gas grill? They had the audacity to say the smoke flavor came from the flame-broiling process and was not an add-in.
I've only eaten there twice, regretfully. I was forced to as it was the only place that particular PX had. Needless to say I either didn't eat at all, or brought my lunch from the hotel for the rest of the mission.
It's disgusting, and they dare charge our soldiers for it.
Originally posted by Malcher
As far as i know it is not uncommon to eat horse meat in europe and if you live in U.S this concerns you? Ask a European if they sell horse meat there.
The article said "trace amounts of DNA" at one plant but none in the actual burgers.
Originally posted by WeRpeons
reply to post by goou111
Yummy, so that's why the last burger I ate from Burger King tasted so good!
Originally posted by WeRpeons
reply to post by goou111
Yummy, so that's why the last burger I ate from Burger King tasted so good!