Horse meat found in Europe's beef.

The American news media has been running this story Ad nauseam. The reality is, there is absolutely nothing wrong with eating horse meat. Horse meat was common fare for the early Americans. The only negative of eating horse meat is that it doesn't have as much flavor as beef.

It makes a nice slowly cooked roast... carrots, potatoes, celery... nice meal.

This would have been very disturbing when I was a kid. Man, the thought of eating Champ or Trigger or Silver would have been too much to handle.

Hell... I'd eat you if it came down to it. I'm thinking I'd need some xtra onions and garlic tho.

Slicef18 wrote:The American news media has been running this story Ad nauseam. The reality is, there is absolutely nothing wrong with eating horse meat. Horse meat was common fare for the early Americans. The only negative of eating horse meat is that it doesn't have as much flavor as beef.

actually what I have heard is there are certain hormones they use in horses that should not be for human consumption.

I love horses and find this digusting, but Id agree that they are eatible

But whatever those hormones are is curious.

PkrBum wrote:Hell... I'd eat you if it came down to it. I'm thinking I'd need some xtra onions and garlic tho.

What kind of a lowdown varmint would eat a pore little defenseless dawg?

Yella wrote:

PkrBum wrote:Hell... I'd eat you if it came down to it. I'm thinking I'd need some xtra onions and garlic tho.

What kind of a lowdown varmint would eat a pore little defenseless dawg?

The hungry kind?

Did you hear that they found the first signs of the domestication of dawgs last year? They found bones from 9500 years ago that indicated human cohabitation with canines... unfortunately some of the bones were chewed on a bit.

PkrBum wrote:Hell... I'd eat you if it came down to it. I'm thinking I'd need some xtra onions and garlic tho.

Might need some tenderizing too. Probably a bit tough and stringy.

Do you have a good crock pot?

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcJjMnHoIBI

I was thinking pressure cooker.

I hear ya'! That should make it nice and tender.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a01QQZyl-_I

Slicef18 wrote:The American news media has been running this story Ad nauseam. The reality is, there is absolutely nothing wrong with eating horse meat. Horse meat was common fare for the early Americans. The only negative of eating horse meat is that it doesn't have as much flavor as beef.

....and you cannot get MAD COW disease from it either!!!!!!!!!

How can yall eat a horse.



Save a horse, ride a cowboy

Some of the best hamburgers I've ever had were from horsemeat, but then again would you call them horseburgers? Actually this was many, many years ago at a small chain of hamburger joints in my hometown. They did get caught and shut down by the health department at this time, but they did have the best in town. You could also get a side of hoofs with them.

Walmart has the most awful smelling hambuger meat. It's not rotten but it has a smell I can't stomach. I threw out a panful recently when I was making spaghetti.

to horse meat!

I'm so hungry I could eat a horse. Burrito supreme from taco bell.

cool1 wrote: to horse meat!

Other meats to eat. Squirrel, rabbit, raccoon, wild boar, dove, quail, and pigeon. Who do you suppose was the first person to point at a chicken and say,"Let's eat the first thing that comes out of it's butt?"

Slicef18 wrote:

cool1 wrote: to horse meat!

Who do you suppose was the first person to point at a chicken and say,"Let's eat the first thing that comes out of it's butt?"

probaly a caveman.

Ghandi wrote:I'm so hungry I could eat a horse. Burrito supreme from taco bell.

I'm so hungry I could eat a dead possum through a picket fence.

Texas exclamation of hunger

50% horse meat, 50% beef is a great burger. They taste like the Burgers we used to buy, before USDA inspections. Especially at WoolWorths, the best food counter in the world.

In regards to the USDA inspectors...........sipping coffee/tea 7 hours a day.

Did they catch the Kangaroo meat at McDonalds? Go figure.......

NaNook wrote:50% horse meat, 50% beef is a great burger. They taste like the Burgers we used to buy, before USDA inspections. Especially at WoolWorths, the best food counter in the world.

In regards to the USDA inspectors...........sipping coffee/tea 7 hours a day.

Did they catch the Kangaroo meat at McDonalds? Go figure.......

And the POINT of the story is they did not TELL ANYONE that horse meat was being used. People should be able to choose.

If you eat red meat in this country from a grocery store you really don't know what you are eating either.