More horsemeat found on the market

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Hooch isn't this the stuff you bring for lunch everyday?

Tests on Findus beef lasagne have revealed that some of the ready meals were made entirely from horsemeat.

Findus analysed 18 of its beef lasagne products and found 11 meals contained between 60% and 100% horsemeat, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) said.

There is no evidence to suggest the horsemeat found in the Findus beef lasagne is a food safety risk, the FSA said.

However, the agency has ordered urgent tests on the lasagne for the veterinary drug phenylbutazone. Meat from animals treated with "bute" is not allowed to enter the food chain in Britain as it may pose a risk to human health.

All food companies have been told to test their beef products, with the FSA saying it was "highly likely" that criminal activity was to blame for the contamination.

Consumers who have purchased the ready meals - produced by French food supplier Comigel on behalf of Findus - have been advised by the FSA not to eat them and return them to the shop they were bought from.

[Hooch]

Fucking French, nothing ever changes

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Fucking French, nothing ever changes

Yep, they are having a horsemeat bonanza in the UK.

LONDON — British and Irish burger fans could face a Whopper shortage. Burger King has stopped buying beef from an Irish meat processor whose patties were found to contain traces of horsemeat.

The fast food chain said Thursday it had dropped Silvercrest Foods as a supplier for its U.K. and Ireland restaurants as a "voluntary and precautionary measure."

Last week Silvercrest, which is owned by ABP Food Group, shut down its production line and recalled 10 million burgers from supermarket shelves in Britain and Ireland after horse DNA was found in some beef products.
Burger King said the decision to drop the supplier "may mean that some of our products are temporarily unavailable." It stressed that "this is not a food safety issue."

The company added that there was "no evidence to suggest any of the Silvercrest product supplied to Burger King was affected" by the horsemeat contamination.

Rival McDonald's said it does not buy beef from Silvercrest or other affected suppliers.

The presence of horsemeat in beef is a sensitive issue in Britain and Ireland, which do not have a tradition of eating horses. The British tabloid The Sun reported the Burger King story under the headline "Shergar King," a reference to a famous racehorse.

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And we have the nerve to bitch about Spam and hotdogs.

HORSES killed at a British slaughterhouse were turned into doner kebabs, it was alleged last night.

Officials from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) raided two UK meat plants yesterday.

They were probing whether either plant was linked to 100% horse kebabs and burgers that have been discovered.

It comes amid fears that old racehorses, even pet ponies, may have ended up in fast food restaurants across Britain as kebabs as well as beefburgers.

The raids took place at the Peter Boddy slaughterhouse in Todmorden, West Yorks, which allegedly supplied horse carcasses to Farmbox Meats in Aberystwyth, Wales.

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you guys are too uptight about this.

I live in quebec, so I've had the opportunity to try horsemeat. It's not too bad. Tastes a bit like bison. Very lean, and a bit minerally. Probably healthier than any beef, pork or chicken, cuz nobody raises horses strictly for meat so you don't have the problem of dealing with questionable feed, random growth hormones and crap like that.

horsemeat + bacon fat + onions, tomatoes, garlic, parsley = wonderous

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Not too uptight I would eat a horse vagina if you cooked right.

[Hooch]

Not too uptight I would eat a horse vagina if you cooked right.

What do you think you ate when we were tailgating in Philly?

[Speng]

I ate horse vagina once, it wasn't bad. She kicked me pretty hard though.

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zing!

[Dr. Vegetable]

C'mon this shit is nothing. I've eaten at McDonalds.