Tripe is old people's food.
Why the long face?
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Tripe is old people's food.
yep you would know :banana:
Loved the final paragraph...
the media dont help, i know if you are buying "100%" beef burgers then if you get summat else its not right but just been out in the car and listened to the news on the radio and the news reader said that "37% horse meat was found in the Tesco Burgers".
i have got home and found the actual article.
"The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) tested for the presence of horse and pig DNA.
A total of 27 beefburger products were analysed, with 10 (37%) testing positive for horse DNA and 23 (85%) testing positive for pig DNA.
Some 31 beef meal products including cottage pie, beef curry pie and lasagne were also analysed. Twenty-one were found to have pig DNA, while all were negative for horse DNA.
All 19 salami products analysed tested negative for horse DNA, but traces were detected in batches of raw ingredients including some imported from The Netherlands and Spain.
The beefburger products which tested positive for horse DNA were produced by two processing plants in Ireland, Liffey Meats and Silvercrest Foods, and one in the UK, Dalepak Hambleton."
there is a big difference between 37% horsemeat found and 37% had horsemeat dna preasent.
i have got home and found the actual article.
"The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) tested for the presence of horse and pig DNA.
A total of 27 beefburger products were analysed, with 10 (37%) testing positive for horse DNA and 23 (85%) testing positive for pig DNA.
Some 31 beef meal products including cottage pie, beef curry pie and lasagne were also analysed. Twenty-one were found to have pig DNA, while all were negative for horse DNA.
All 19 salami products analysed tested negative for horse DNA, but traces were detected in batches of raw ingredients including some imported from The Netherlands and Spain.
The beefburger products which tested positive for horse DNA were produced by two processing plants in Ireland, Liffey Meats and Silvercrest Foods, and one in the UK, Dalepak Hambleton."
there is a big difference between 37% horsemeat found and 37% had horsemeat dna preasent.
Not to your average meedja hack. :grayno:
Wait until someone twigs the proportion containing di-hydrogen oxide in crystalline form 
Same here mate. I think it tastes well nicer and no were near a greasy.
Dont know what all the fuss is a about,horsemeat is part of a stable diet....
NoodlesJoe
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You`s all should be lucky to get horse meat stop moaning
Its just steak and tastes very nice
now if it was cat or dog thats a different matter but horse MMmmmm
Its just steak and tastes very nice
now if it was cat or dog thats a different matter but horse MMmmmm
and to think, there are people in the third world starving....
stop bloody moaning about something that is actually nothing but another media hype to get a story.........
queue all the vegetarians....
stop bloody moaning about something that is actually nothing but another media hype to get a story.........
queue all the vegetarians....
donkeynutz
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Really.!!!. If people are so disgusted that they have eatened horse meat then become vegetarians because as soon as you buy meat from most retail outlets you are not going to be 100% sure if there is cross contamination. Or kill the animal yourself and cook it. That way you know what you're getting. Personally, horse meat, pig meat, bovine...All the same to me
Nice to see everyone has the bit between their teeth...
Manse
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I only eat Fresh burgers anyway.
Fast food, on the hoof...
