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Findus Lasagna...
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What would you do?
I fancy a lasagna for our meal tonight & I've got a large 'Findus' one in the freezer. normally we quite enjoy it with garlic bread and a fresh salad.
But... do I eat it or throw it?
It seems such a shame to throw it. I Dunno what to do.
I know it won't kill us but the mere thought there could be Horse meat in it gives me the shivvers.
jem
I fancy a lasagna for our meal tonight & I've got a large 'Findus' one in the freezer. normally we quite enjoy it with garlic bread and a fresh salad.
But... do I eat it or throw it?
It seems such a shame to throw it. I Dunno what to do.
I know it won't kill us but the mere thought there could be Horse meat in it gives me the shivvers.
jem
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If I was starving I'd eat the dog......... .......
17:24 Thu 21st Feb 2013
2sp -sorry I assumed you were 'horsey' running a livery yard -I've never met anyone who runs a horse based business who doesn't ride themselves , first time for everything I suppose. I bet a pound to a penny you don't eat your hens they would be a bit stringy lol! You eat meat and breed animals for the table but would you eat your dogs? for me eating a horse would be the same as eating a dog. BTW I know what farmers do - done it all my life
Seems a bit over the top to worry about what is now in the food chain. For the last couple of hundred years we have been pouring medicines/antibiotics/birth control pills into the waterways of the UK via our sewage diposal systems, which is then recycled to us as freesh clean water which, it obviously is not. There is no way the medicaments contained in the water is/can be removed at the treatment works.
Eating horse would not bother me-as long as I knew it was horse-and it was labeled as horse. I can't be nonchalant about it and say-'oh it's probably been going on for years-so it's ok'. It's not ok because it was not supposed to be there in the first place. It's there because someone most likely wanted to cut corners,and therefore we have no knowledge of the how,when,why-that may have been going on for years. Most of it may be fine-but what of the rest?
It's a weird one, isn't it? It was fine to eat before we knew about the horsemeat situation, and it's not a health risk, as far as we know.
It just feels different now. I know I couldn't eat it now that I know. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, as my grandma would have said. She would also have said what you don't know can't hurt you!
I'd bin it. But I have eaten horsemeat in France. Go figure. I think it is probably some ropey old horse, as horsemeat is more expensive than beef usually, I'm told.
It just feels different now. I know I couldn't eat it now that I know. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, as my grandma would have said. She would also have said what you don't know can't hurt you!
I'd bin it. But I have eaten horsemeat in France. Go figure. I think it is probably some ropey old horse, as horsemeat is more expensive than beef usually, I'm told.