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Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by Lucid Lunacy
He knows he made his later, he was just bringing his OP over here to carry on the discussion in this thread....
All good....
Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by Hopechest
I still wouldn't knowingly eat it
We are conditioned (most of us) only to eat certain things, it is hard to break from that.
Look at countries where it is normal to eat dogs, or scorpions.......
Mind you, I could never eat rabbit or duck, and that seems normal(ish) over here in the UK, then again, I do like haggis, which a lot of folk would turn their noses up at.
Originally posted by severdsoul
if this is true, and i had some, then its one more thin i can check off my list of
things i have eaten.
Elk
Deer
Moose
Cow
Pig
Frog
Turtle
Squril
Rabbit
Squid
..
well many many more. Horse would just be one more. I'd love to try kangaroo before i croak,
from what i hear that is yummy.
reply to post by woogleuk
and it had been confirmed there was no danger to health.
Originally posted by Tardacus
The reason that this should be a big deal is because it is FRAUD! People paid for beef but what they got was a cheaper substitute meat.
www.thejournal.ie... Food company Findus tested 18 of its frozen beef lasagne products from its French supplier Comigel and found 11 meals containing between 60 per cent and 100 per cent horsemeat.
As French officials investigate potential criminal fraud food safety officials in Romania have now started examining paperwork at an abattoir which may be the source of at least one contamination.