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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 21:58 #21

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
I never thought of that. The idea of eating cows that have been eating horses does turn my stomach!

You might like to think on that next time you tuck into a nice bacon sandwich. Pigs are NOT fussy eaters, by any stretch of the imagination. :O
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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 22:16 #22

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Ab Origine wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
I never thought of that. The idea of eating cows that have been eating horses does turn my stomach!

You might like to think on that next time you tuck into a nice bacon sandwich. Pigs are NOT fussy eaters, by any stretch of the imagination. :O

I'd let the pigs off, but cows should definitely not eat horses.
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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 22:28 #23

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Ab Origine wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
I never thought of that. The idea of eating cows that have been eating horses does turn my stomach!

You might like to think on that next time you tuck into a nice bacon sandwich. Pigs are NOT fussy eaters, by any stretch of the imagination. :O

I'd let the pigs off, but cows should definitely not eat horses.

I've a feeling they'd get short shrift from an aggravated horse if it ever came down to it. :chuckle:

I'm sure they'd be a bit more discerning if they had any choice in the matter, as should we all.
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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 22:32 #24

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Ab Origine wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Ab Origine wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
I never thought of that. The idea of eating cows that have been eating horses does turn my stomach!

You might like to think on that next time you tuck into a nice bacon sandwich. Pigs are NOT fussy eaters, by any stretch of the imagination. :O

I'd let the pigs off, but cows should definitely not eat horses.

I've a feeling they'd get short shrift from an aggravated horse if it ever came down to it. :chuckle:

I'm sure they'd be a bit more discerning if they had any choice in the matter, as should we all.

Idk, there's a lot of meat to be found on a horse. If a horse and pig were fighting, I'd put my money on the horse.
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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 22:52 #25

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:

Idk, there's a lot of meat to be found on a horse. If a horse and pig were fighting, I'd put my money on the horse.

I'm not so sure, particularly if Babe managed to clamp his gnashers around the horse's tackle quite early on in the fight. Ofc, really depends what you mean by 'pig' and 'horse' as well, eh? ;)

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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 23:00 #26

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jhado wrote:
I had smoked horse-meat in Spain, cut razor-thin like ham de serrano, and it was lush.

In Cataluna, baby-goat is a speciallity, and that is better than spam-fritters.

nothing wrong with goat... its like lamb with less fat and is widely consumed around the world... granted i know its seen as a little odd in the UK/USA and australia, but elsewhere its eaten a lot, particularly Sth America and the middle east.

A young goat roasted in the oven is not much different to lamb.
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Whats in your burger? 15 Jan 2013 23:11 #27

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That's an enormous pig. It could probably swallow that baby horse whole!

I take everything back that I said about the horse vs pig death match abs.
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 01:00 #28

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I'm pretty sure I ate dog once too.

I'd HAVE to be in a life or death situation to even contemplate that.
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 01:06 #29

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You know how you get these "meat" currys in some Indian takeaways. What type ofo meat is thisi "meat".
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 01:11 #30

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hope it wasn't shergar,that will be well out of date.
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 01:15 #31

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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 14:21 #32

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Dem there wild hog's will git ya boy ina man er beast !!!
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 16:47 #33

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novum wrote:
jhado wrote:
I had smoked horse-meat in Spain, cut razor-thin like ham de serrano, and it was lush.

In Cataluna, baby-goat is a speciallity, and that is better than spam-fritters.

nothing wrong with goat... its like lamb with less fat and is widely consumed around the world... granted i know its seen as a little odd in the UK/USA and australia, but elsewhere its eaten a lot, particularly Sth America and the middle east.

A young goat roasted in the oven is not much different to lamb.

In the oven?

What's wrong with outdoor souvla?

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As for the OP, stick sweet chilli sauce on it and I don't care if it was once an 'airy anus or a wonky eyeball!
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 17:31 #34

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oioioi wrote:

As for the OP, stick sweet chilli sauce on it and I don't care if it was once an 'airy anus or a wonky eyeball!

Ahh...eating arse. At last, a topic I can really get my teeth into.

Where's that '....' fella when you need 'im? :D
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 19:20 #35

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Apparently it's not just Tesco, you can now get My Lidl Pony burgers.

:gmc:
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 19:26 #36

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oioioi wrote:
Apparently it's not just Tesco, you can now get My Lidl Pony burgers.

:gmc:

Absolute class!! ROFL!!!
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 19:30 #37

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Nutritionally they are fine as long as they constitute part of a stable diet.
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 19:35 #38

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Nutritionally they are fine as long as they constitute part of a stable diet.

omfg :killinme: :killinme:
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 19:36 #39

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Ab Origine wrote:
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Just the right size to slap between a couple of slices of bread! :twisted:
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Whats in your burger? 16 Jan 2013 20:58 #40

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As an ex-veggie this bothers me more than wrongly labelled meat.

The latest story doing the rounds on an anarcho-vegan board I frequent is the discovery of veggie burgers containing uniQuorn!
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