My Lovely Horse Lasagne
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bilky asko
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Clive Holland has enough shit to put up with at the moment without that comment.Pete wrote:This is boring now. Also all of you have horrible signatures.
http://news.sky.com/story/1042797/horse ... ls-burgersrdobbie wrote:It's no coincidence that M&S and Waitrose haven't been caught up in this scandal.
I'll humbly eat humble pie if the Waitrose burgers have got horse in them, but I bet they haven't. Despite the pomposity of Waitrose and those who shop there, I do believe they go the extra mile to check out the arse-end of their supply chain. Tesco and Aldi, however, are balls deep in plausible deniability.JAS84 wrote:Haha, don't speak too soon, rdobbie!
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No, although you'd want to know you weren't eating ground up diseased donkey, complete with tumors and cycts. Those things may be possible if someone has gone to lengths to lie about what they're selling.nodnirG kraM wrote:I'm vegetarian so this is genuine lack of understanding from me. But you're eating the ground up carcass of a dead animal - provided it's not going to harm you, does it really matter which dead animal you're munching on?
But lovely horse? No.
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bilky asko
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I think the same guarantee can be applied to Morrisonsrdobbie wrote:I'll humbly eat humble pie if the Waitrose burgers have got horse in them, but I bet they haven't. Despite the pomposity of Waitrose and those who shop there, I do believe they go the extra mile to check out the arse-end of their supply chain. Tesco and Aldi, however, are balls deep in plausible deniability.JAS84 wrote:Haha, don't speak too soon, rdobbie!
It does if the meat contains illegal veterinary medicines (Bute).nodnirG kraM wrote:I'm vegetarian so this is genuine lack of understanding from me. But you're eating the ground up carcass of a dead animal - provided it's not going to harm you, does it really matter which dead animal you're munching on?
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bilky asko
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The UK's chief medical officer was quoted as saying you would need to eat 500 pure horsemeat burgers at a time to reach a harmful dose of bute.JAS84 wrote:It does if the meat contains illegal veterinary medicines (Bute).nodnirG kraM wrote:I'm vegetarian so this is genuine lack of understanding from me. But you're eating the ground up carcass of a dead animal - provided it's not going to harm you, does it really matter which dead animal you're munching on?