Horse burgers

Some people don't eat pork or beef. So horse burger is a viable alternative. The meat is lean and fat free as well. In the Middle East you can also get camel burgers.

Do they put de Hump in Camel burgers ?

Dunno. But I like my rocky mountain oysters in curry.

never tried it in Curry :

Trini style is in a glass with an Unknown peppery sauce..

Awesome ...

[quote author=dagscot link=topic=76700.msg473762#msg473762 date=1358448494]
I love Tescos. I was in there once and they were selling Haggis pizzas in the frozen section. Only wish I'd tried one 
[/quote]Dont , I've had Haggis and the taste is only superseeded by the smell... horrible.
They say that the Scots  are a frugal people  and to have a national dish made of  a sheep stomach stuffed with oats and spices proves it.
Haggis has got to be the most foul smelling and tasting dish there is!!

[quote author=mapoui link=topic=76700.msg473716#msg473716 date=1358441652]
I nevah knowingly ate horse..and I wont.  I am disgusted at the thought. is everything so we go eat :o
[/quote] If a horse cannot win a stake race I see no reason that said horse should not end up at the dinner table as steaks

[quote author=Kwami link=topic=76700.msg473789#msg473789 date=1358474853]
Haggis has got to be the most foul smelling and tasting dish there is!!
[/quote]
I think garlic pork smells far worse by a mile.

well a lot of horse cant win stakes races.  most horses cant win stakes races...99.9% of them.  you have a lo of horse steaks coming up

This was a big news story over here in England. It doesn't surprise me at all, the supermarkets will do whatever they can to cut costs.

I don't really have a problem with horse meat, it tastes good and it is eaten in France, but that's besides the point.