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Why We Should All Eat Horses
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So, what have I learned from today's paper?
1. Horse meat has very little fat.
2. Horse meat is high in Omega3.
3. At the National Gallery on Friday, they are serving Horse Tartare.
4. Kezie Foods of Berwickshire have recently reported a 100% increase in orders for horse steaks.
5. At a recent steak tasting at Edinburgh's l'Escargot Bleu restaurant, for food critics and chefs, with both beef and horse steaks, a horse steak was voted the best by twelve votes to nil.
6. l'Escargot Bleu recently tried horse on their menu. Out of 65 customers that day, 28 of them ordered horse.
7. Horse meat has a healthy iron content.
8.
Err, that's about it, actually.
1. Horse meat has very little fat.
2. Horse meat is high in Omega3.
3. At the National Gallery on Friday, they are serving Horse Tartare.
4. Kezie Foods of Berwickshire have recently reported a 100% increase in orders for horse steaks.
5. At a recent steak tasting at Edinburgh's l'Escargot Bleu restaurant, for food critics and chefs, with both beef and horse steaks, a horse steak was voted the best by twelve votes to nil.
6. l'Escargot Bleu recently tried horse on their menu. Out of 65 customers that day, 28 of them ordered horse.
7. Horse meat has a healthy iron content.
8.
Err, that's about it, actually.
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My butcher is selling Newmarket Sausages.
People would probably buy horsemeat, (as they did during the war years), if it was labelled as pure horsemeat, but the Burger/meatball fiasco has turned it all into horse sh9t now. Everyone believed the industry was regulated but it seems anything can get into our food chain.
People would probably buy horsemeat, (as they did during the war years), if it was labelled as pure horsemeat, but the Burger/meatball fiasco has turned it all into horse sh9t now. Everyone believed the industry was regulated but it seems anything can get into our food chain.
It`s cultural though. They eat dog in Korea. We think that is terrible because we make friends of dogs (as we do horses which is why we are not mad on horse meat in the UK). I was quite happy to eat rabbit pie when I lived in the country as rabbits were just wild animals that were caught in the same way as game etc. If the animal is reared and killed humanely, there isn`t any difference between eating lamb or dog. Of course the whole idea of killing and eating animals is not nice if you think too much about it. In which case you either blank it from your mind or become vegetarian.
In Korea the dogs are not reared and killed humanely. Its not tihe issue of eating horse, its the issue of knowing what you are eating and being able to make your own choices. The other problem of course is that horses that are safe to eat must be reared as meat animals and cannot be given the same drugs as companion animals, eg bute.
so jayne, with respect, what is in the paper is irrelevant.
so jayne, with respect, what is in the paper is irrelevant.
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