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    Have you ever eaten horse?

    What with all the stink from the UK about horse meat finding its way into certain major brands beef products, I thought I'd pose an open question...

    ...have you ever eaten horse?

    I tried some in France once when I was about 15. It was okay. Not bad.

    Would I try it again? Only if there wasn't a better alternative on offer. While I wouldn't go out of my way to eat it again, I don't think it's any worse then eating baby sheep, pigs or cows.

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    Yes I had it in France when I was on a skiing trip. A cheval burger. Tasted just like Zebra.

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    No.
    Ate dog a couple of days ago.
    Bit ruff ruff!!!

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    Had me a Findus Lasagna a few days ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince View Post
    Tasted just like Zebra.
    My experience was like a cheap, second rate cut of beef that hadn't been tenderised particularly well, but had been gently casseroled for a long time to compensate.

    Like I say, it was okay. Just nothing spectacular.

    I've been to Norway and thought that whale was average tasting. The locals love it of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by the dogcatcher View Post
    No.
    Ate dog a couple of days ago.
    Bit ruff ruff!!!
    You're barking up the wrong tree if you expect me to bite there, boy!

    Oops, I already have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fondles View Post
    Had me a Findus Lasagna a few days ago.
    The speed of the Facebook pictorial jokes made me laugh as much as the jokes themselves!

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    One my favorite foods is the mule sausage in Germany. That and some of dark fremented bread and the cheeses and white Rhine wine are simply exquisite. Eating and drinking beer in Germany is really a treat.

    Moose meat similar to cheval.

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    While working in Ulan Battor, I was once offered a tasty snack, that someone later told me was a fried horse's testical. At the time, I was very hungry so it tasted alright to me !!

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    Had horse meat many times when I was young in The Netherlands, nothing wrong with horse meat, tastes a little sweeter over (beef) steak, but can be as tender as! @ 2prick, maybe it was an old mining horse? Horse meat is very, very lean and myoglobin rich, very very healthy to eat, don't understand what all the fuzz is about.

    Finally the British get something healthy too eat and they take it off the shelves :-)

    When I was a kid and running around all day, people would say;" probably eaten horse meat".

    Still have an old sign from a French butchers shop "boucherie chevaline" great looking sign. Will put it in or on the house when it is finished (whenever.....)
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    Not knowingly.......

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    Only in Hungarian salami (which was delicious). Never had it on a plate like a steak though.

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    I too have eaten horse meat in Holland and if I hadn't been told I'd never have known the difference.
    I wonder how many lawsuits are going to come out of this ?

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    Eaten it many times when I was living in Germany. No problems with it as long as people tell me that is what I am eating !!

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    I'm English.... dogs n horses we do not eat....

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    Quote Originally Posted by bash street gang View Post
    I'm English.... dogs n horses we do not eat....
    Apart from when we're experimenting on holiday!


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    I prefer it to beef. Cheaper and more tender.

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    It is actually delicious

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2Prick View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by bash street gang View Post
    I'm English.... dogs n horses we do not eat....
    Apart from when we're experimenting on holiday!

    Are you not aware that dogs are beaten before slaughter ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl View Post
    One my favorite foods is the mule sausage in Germany. That and some of dark fremented bread and the cheeses and white Rhine wine are simply exquisite. Eating and drinking beer in Germany is really a treat.

    Moose meat similar to cheval.
    A good venison is much preferred over Moose.
    Less gamey.....subtle hint.

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    Wonder where all this recalled frozen meals are going to end up?, relabeled and export
    back to France or Belgium, where they dont mind a bit of horse, now they are saying its
    Donkey as well!, or the Chinese they would pay a premium price for it.

    This is the tip of the iceberg,no one knows what shit they are putting in our food,if this
    can happen in UK where they are supposed to have Govt departments checking on the quality of food products,just imagine what goes on here
    regards Worgeordie

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    You're right. There probably should have been a 'I Hope Not But Can't Be Sure' option for the poll.

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    Horse. The other dark meat.

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    NO

    Just slept with a few In Oz.................

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    A must eat in France on holiday,along with snails.

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