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"no risk to health". In some countries, horse is the primary meat. I don't see a problem here. Buzz Clik Jan 2013 #1
You don't see a problem in paying for cow and receiving horse? Maybe you'd like to buy my Jaguar and Ed Suspicious Jan 2013 #2
Damn. Do you know what's in burgers? Horse meat would be the least of my concerns. Buzz Clik Jan 2013 #6
Yes. ForgoTheConsequence Jan 2013 #16
And just who might that be? nt Javaman Jan 2013 #29
The rancher is my "neighbor". ForgoTheConsequence Jan 2013 #37
Excellent! that's the way to do it. :) Javaman Jan 2013 #39
Our beef went to the butcher last week. dixiegrrrrl Jan 2013 #42
People have the absolute human right to know what they are eating so they can make kestrel91316 Jan 2013 #3
True. And I agree with the "truth in advertising" below. Buzz Clik Jan 2013 #7
Truth in advertising. Bette Noir Jan 2013 #4
From the article: greatauntoftriplets Jan 2013 #5
Yeah, ok. Buzz Clik Jan 2013 #8
Horce racing and breeding are popular in Ireland. greatauntoftriplets Jan 2013 #9
Horses are very popular in Kazakhstan. Buzz Clik Jan 2013 #10
Buzkashi also is popular with Kazahks. greatauntoftriplets Jan 2013 #12
Just sayin' you can love horses and love to eat them. Buzz Clik Jan 2013 #13
Hey!! I'm part Irish. greatauntoftriplets Jan 2013 #15
so true AngryAmish Jan 2013 #30
Sheep are popular in New Zealand jberryhill Jan 2013 #26
The problem is that it's meant to to be a BEEFburger T_i_B Jan 2013 #41
Turns out it also has PORK in it. dixiegrrrrl Jan 2013 #43
Yes, that is just as bad T_i_B Jan 2013 #44
There was probably no risk to health - Smilo Jan 2013 #11
I have no problems... awoke_in_2003 Jan 2013 #17
just ate some horsemeat in mongolia dhol82 Jan 2013 #14
In France they eat horse madokie Jan 2013 #18
They do in Italy as well--less popular these days than it was way back when. MADem Jan 2013 #20
When I was a kid horsemeat was, except for Spam, about the only meat we could afford. panzerfaust Jan 2013 #28
Well, it isn't a factory farmed product. A lot of it ends up in dog food. MADem Jan 2013 #35
Neigh!!!!!! NEIGH!!!!!! Say it isn't so!!! MADem Jan 2013 #19
Galloping Gourmet? AzDar Jan 2013 #21
Touche! MADem Jan 2013 #36
Well they can serve unicorn..... Historic NY Jan 2013 #22
No such thing as Mad Horse Disease... GaYellowDawg Jan 2013 #23
Horsemeat is the least of their worries. bitchkitty Jan 2013 #24
We would never know it here! In a country that only "smell" tests it's seafood and calls that Dustlawyer Jan 2013 #25
DNA tests find "disturbingly widespread" seafood fraud littlemissmartypants Jan 2013 #27
Did you happen to listen to "This American Life" this past week? Javaman Jan 2013 #31
Chitlins.....it more myth Historic NY Jan 2013 #33
Well that's good to hear... Javaman Jan 2013 #34
.. no risk to human health. Horses worldwide, on the other hand, are worried ... Myrina Jan 2013 #32
Haven't eaten a horse burger in a long time AlphaCentauri Jan 2013 #38
Apparently traces of Unicorn have been found in Waitrose burgers. T_i_B Jan 2013 #40
obviously NOT beef bugers, much healthier than beef, less fat Coyotl Jan 2013 #45
Horse is absolutely delicious. Undaunted Jan 2013 #46
Followup: Horse DNA in burgers may have come from additives PoliticAverse Jan 2013 #47
eww Liberal_in_LA Jan 2013 #48
Totem littlemissmartypants Jan 2013 #49
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