Horsemeat Found in Many Supermarket Products in UK

[sexyasianescorts]

Do you not love karma its a bitch isn't it?

This could keep me smug for quite a few days lol!!!

Chloe xxx

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21375594

[bat1]

always wondered what was in Tacobell meat now I may know :yayo:

[txjr3]

who cares? horse, cow, sheep, whatever. it's meat

[Acron]

Horse meat was used all the time up until after the wars. Im not too bothered really. Probably see worse than horse meat in donner kebabs.

[Jericho]

Do you not love karma its a bitch isn't it?


A lot of people were miss-sold a product, what's karmic about that?
Right, just off to stuff My Lidl Pony between two baps! Tasty!!!

[irvin66]

Horse meat is a delicacy in Italy. I tasted it and thought it was good. Horse meat has a slightly sweet taste reminiscent of a combination of beef and venison. Here in Norway it is quite common in cured sausages.:geek:

[Quiet Reflections]

Horse taste good to me, I cant say that I would care to much.

[irvin66]

I do not know what it's called in English but it is salted and dried and sometimes smoked sausages containing horse meat and is an old tradition. :geek:

[Dino Velvet]

I'd eat a person before a dog. Someone I really didn't like much though.

[robertlouis]

Horse meat was used all the time up until after the wars. Im not too bothered really. Probably see worse than horse meat in donner kebabs.

If you're up in the north east you might know the folklore about "Racers" - baps with meat supposedly from the losing horses at the local race meetings....

And I've had horse steaks in Belgium, barbecued. Needs to be marinated, like venison, but absolutely lean, no fat and very tasty.

And also horse sausages in France, pretty spicy but tasty too. The Brit aversion to it is just one of those things. I blame the film of war horse.....

[GroobySteven]

I love horse meat - if anyone know a butcher in the UK that does it, let me know please.

[LibertyHarkness]

i have eaten horse meat many times, in turkey i had dog meat though didnt know at the time but was told afterwards it was a specialty of the place i was eating at lol but it actually tasted quite good . meat is meat .

my favourite food though is fish ..then lamb ...

[tvkim]

Wouldn't mind trying a Horse cock, alive not dead tho....

[LibertyHarkness]

goto holland kim or brazil its legal there to shag animals .

[Jericho]

I love horse meat - if anyone know a butcher in the UK that does it, let me know please.

Haven't you been keeping up, TESCO! :tongue:

A few of the online specialty meat places do it.
But, it's the same as goat, if i want that, I've got to order it like its bleedin special.
We're so squeamish in this country!!!

[tvkim]

goto holland kim or brazil its legal there to shag animals .


Really... I didn't know. Just Googling to find a hotel close to stables!

[GroobySteven]

Haven't you been keeping up, TESCO! :tongue:

A few of the online specialty meat places do it.
But, it's the same as goat, if i want that, I've got to order it like its bleedin special.
We're so squeamish in this country!!!

For goat just go to some of the Muslim shops - same for mutton.

[Prospero]

The food standard agencies really need to NAG the suppliers on this

I've eaten dog in China. And crickets.
In the Gulf you can drink camel milk. it's okay.

[Prospero]

I suppose making jokes about Tescos at this point is simply flogging a dead horse...

[StinkyPete1000]

I've always wanted to try horse meat (of course, maybe I have already). I'm all for eating various animals (if we weren't supposed to eat'em why are they made of meat) I'd just prefer to know when I'm eating them.

[Jericho]

In the Gulf you can drink camel milk. it's okay.

I've heard the camel toe's not bad, either! :ignore:

[Stavros]

Having once spent a morning observing the production of Morrison's 'Steak and Ale Pies' (well that is what it says on the label), I can only express surprise that anyone in seach of food would buy any pre-cooked meal marketed by supermarkets, and then eat it; lasagne may not be the easiest pasta dish to make, but there are so many healthier alternatives which are, on balance, cheaper than the muck wrapped in pastry masquerading as food.

[Prospero]

Homemade lasagne is pretty easy to make - though time consuming.

[Prospero]

I've eaten a lot of pussies in my time... and a fair number of cocks

[Stavros]

I've eaten a lot of pussies in my time... and a fair number of cocks

Can we assume that you autheticated the source beforehand to ensure they did not have paws and feathers?

[MILFhunter]

who cares... meat is meat!

[robertlouis]

There must be some truth in it. After eating all those Findus Lasagnes I've been entered for the Cheltenham Gold Cup!

[BigDF]

As someone already said, meat is meat. I do wish they would consider horsesassses however, because that herd really needs to be culled down.

[martin48]

A horse walks into a bar. Barman says 'sorry mate, we don't serve food in here'

[Stavros]

There must be some truth in it. After eating all those Findus Lasagnes I've been entered for the Cheltenham Gold Cup!

Any old excuse to get a young lad with a whip to jump on your back and get you going...?

[robertlouis]

Any old excuse to get a young lad with a whip to jump on your back and get you going...?

Oooh you SAUCY minx, Stavros..... :dancing:

[robertlouis]

It's spread to Germany. Discovered I was eating My LIDL pony last night.

[Ben]

How the horsemeat scandal unfolded

A timeline of revelations about the contamination of meat products from beefburgers to lasagne:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/feb/08/how-horsemeat-scandal-unfolded-timeline

[Gillian]

If names like Findus and Tesco can have horse meat in their products, surely the big question must be what the fuck is in the shit from Iceland and Farmfoods ... :D

[robertlouis]

If names like Findus and Tesco can have horse meat in their products, surely the big question must be what the fuck is in the shit from Iceland and Farmfoods ... :D

.....to say nothing of the human DNA that's been found in Welsh lamb.

Come in, Jericho! :dancing:

[Remy757Photog]

I would have no problem eating horse meat provided it was served to me as such. I do think it's foul to serve meat that is marketed as another. Makes one question the standards that are in place for the meat to be mixed together in such fashion. Japan has a horrible history of serving people dolphin and whale meat marketed as other seafood and it's extremely harmful due to the high mercury content in these forms of aquatic life.

[Daddy99uk]

This is solely about profit. These companies don't give a shit about any of us.
Stopped eating meat/fish a good few years back now with this being among one of the reasons why. No one knows what they're actually eating when dealing with these kind of giant 'food' companies.

[Col66]

.....to say nothing of the human DNA that's been found in Welsh lamb.

Come in, Jericho! :dancing:

LMFAO!!

My doctor told me to watch what I eat......so I got tickets to the Grand National.......

[LibertyHarkness]

just eat anything you want .. we are the supreme beings of earth everything else is just our food supply mwuahahahaha

[Daddy99uk]

just eat anything you want .. we are the supreme beings of earth everything else is just our food supply mwuahahahaha

Ignorance is bliss I guess! :deadhorse

[TSBootyLondon]

Had this conversation with my sister yesterday who was outraged at the thought that she and her family could have eaten horse without knowing... Jokingly I opened her freezer to find copious boxes of pre prepared shop bought ready meals..... My response (Which she didn't like) was what do you expect when you buy and feed your family crap!
Any meat thats been through a mincer cannot be good surely!!

Not to sure if I want to see horse meat in packets stacked in the refrigerator shelves of my supermarket however I think that we do have a right to decide.... Personally you won't find Shergar in my basket but each to their oen... Horses for courses and all that!!

We're all guilty of eating the odd doner kebab surely once in a while?.... I find its easier to just not think about it!

x Bells

[TSBootyLondon]

ps Daddy99.... cool icon honey x

[Jericho]

.....to say nothing of the human DNA that's been found in Welsh lamb.

Come in, Jericho! :dancing:

Yah...I was waiting for some cnut to come out with that one! :Bowdown:

[Stavros]

I would have no problem eating horse meat provided it was served to me as such. I do think it's foul to serve meat that is marketed as another. Makes one question the standards that are in place for the meat to be mixed together in such fashion. Japan has a horrible history of serving people dolphin and whale meat marketed as other seafood and it's extremely harmful due to the high mercury content in these forms of aquatic life.

This is a serious point, because it is not just about the deception being carried out, but the question over what chemicals are being used by the producers as well, as most of this processed food contains additives and other chemicals -as well as the source of the horse meat. There are standards for the use of horse as meat on the continent, where people eat it on a regular basis, but I can't imagine the criminal syndicates, if they ar behind this, are concerned about quality; if anything, the horses are probably old nags, but may also be diseased or flea bitten -I mean if it all dies off at a certain temperature does it matter?

It would be a good idea if this reduced meat consumption, too much of the planet's resources is being wasted on livestock -even when I was growing up we ate meat maybe two or three times a week, not every day.

Some years ago I had this discussion with an Italian I knew who couldn't understand why we didn't eat horsemeat -but then he also said donkey meat was tasty, 'they are fussy eaters' he said, meaning it gave an extra dimension to the taste...

[robertlouis]

All jnoking aside, the serious point is that it is perfectly obvious that the major supermarket chains appear simply to have no idea what their suppliers are putting into the products that they buy. That's highly irresponsible.

I was having a pint with our local butcher on Saturday lunchtime - I live in a village so I drink with my doctor and dentist as well! - and he made the observation that if he was found to be selling product containing horsemeat he would be shut down instantly by local trading standards, but the supermarkets just carry on with no restrictions.

Maybe the major supermarket chains are the retail equivalent of banks - too big to be allowed to fail.

[Gillian]

This is a serious point, because it is not just about the deception being carried out, but the question over what chemicals are being used by the producers as well, as most of this processed food contains additives and other chemicals
US steroid-infused beef being a good example ... ;)

[robertlouis]

US steroid-infused beef being a good example ... ;)


Yep. If you're in the US, try to find organic beef if at all possible. Too much of the alternative and you'll end up growing tits.

Oh, wait a minute.....

[Stavros]

Latest development in this scandal is that 60% of the meat in Tesco's Everyday Value [sic] Spaghetti Bolognese is horsemeat, presumably from Ireland via Romania via Corleone Chemicals. If people are so incapable of making their own spagbog, one wonders if they even know how to make a cheese sandwich. Perhaps its time to change one's diet and revive the nuts and berries alternative, if only for Lent.
Ciao.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21418342

[MILFhunter]

Fuck horsemeat, they should stop the Islamic way of slaughtering animals the world over.

Totally inhumane, just to satisfy a religious belief

The sooner we can grow meat in labs the better

[Daddy99uk]

All jnoking aside, the serious point is that it is perfectly obvious that the major supermarket chains appear simply to have no idea what their suppliers are putting into the products that they buy. That's highly irresponsible.

I was having a pint with our local butcher on Saturday lunchtime - I live in a village so I drink with my doctor and dentist as well! - and he made the observation that if he was found to be selling product containing horsemeat he would be shut down instantly by local trading standards, but the supermarkets just carry on with no restrictions.

Maybe the major supermarket chains are the retail equivalent of banks - too big to be allowed to fail.

That's exactly what it is, these big corps most of them sit in par-lie-ment and are in kahoots with the government. Shares in companies,land,oil and farming.
You're right one rule for them , one rule for the local shop owner/business.

[Stavros]

Fuck horsemeat, they should stop the Islamic way of slaughtering animals the world over.

Totally inhumane, just to satisfy a religious belief

The sooner we can grow meat in labs the better

a) does this also apply to the Jews?
b) Surely chemical interference in food is precisely what we don't want...?
c) why not go straight to Soylent Green, there is plenty of the raw material around...

[GroobySteven]

a) does this also apply to the Jews?
b) Surely chemical interference in food is precisely what we don't want...?
c) why not go straight to Soylent Green, there is plenty of the raw material around...

Yeah I want to know, does that apply to Jews also?
Can you tell me what is so inhumane about the slaughter of halal meat?

[Prospero]

This London Shish Kebab shop seems to be a very honest place....

[robertlouis]

My GP told me to watch what I eat, so I bought tickets for the Grand National at Aintree.

[Prospero]

I feel sorry for the journalists saddled with covering this story. It's obviously going to run and run and is a favourite with news editors.

[robertlouis]

I feel sorry for the journalists saddled with covering this story. It's obviously going to run and run and is a favourite with news editors.

Yep, winning by a nose, eyelids, toenails, lips.....

Time to take up vegetarianism again.

And avoid fishfinger sandwiches. :whistle:

[Prospero]

Yeah - who knows what other types of fingers - or toes - might be in fish fingers

[robertlouis]

Yeah - who knows what other types of fingers - or toes - might be in fish fingers

....and how many consumers think that fish actually have fingers.

You have mail elsewhere, btw.

[bat1]

Nothing like eating horse penis for dinner! :yayo:

[Prospero]

Some fish do have toes... catfish for instance (Ta I saw the other)

[Prospero]

There's at least one girl here (and i really can't recall who) who said she'd like to be shagged by a horse. Like Catherine the Great.

[robertlouis]

There's at least one girl here (and i really can't recall who) who said she'd like to be shagged by a horse. Like Catherine the Great.

Catherine the Great was a horse???

Well I never.....

[Jericho]

Well I never.....

Bet you have once or twice! :hide-1:

[Prospero]

The apocryphal story is that Catherine, fond of petting her palomino, died when a stallion being lowed onto the Russian queen to .. erm... satisfy her whim fell on her and crushed her. I think the story might not be true.

[robertlouis]

Bet you have once or twice! :hide-1:

Nah. We Celts stick to sheep. Right?:whistle:

[Stavros]

The apocryphal story is that Catherine, fond of petting her palomino, died when a stallion being lowed onto the Russian queen to .. erm... satisfy her whim fell on her and crushed her. I think the story might not be true.

She did die of a stroke...but not the equine kind; she was actually on the toilet at the time (Pushkin wrote a witty quatrain on't).

[NRT]

I wonder how much frankel would cost is sold at a butcher or on a plate at a posh restaurant?