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dangerous horse burgers - NorthernRaider - 24 January 2013 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2267403/Burger-King-stops-using-horse-meat-burger-supplier-precautionary-measure.html RE: dangerous horse burgers - bigpaul - 24 January 2013 talk about rushing to panic, they WERENT horse burgers, only a % of the meat was found to be horse and that is because the abattoirs doing the slaughtering DONT wash down all the machinery before going on to a different batch or different animal. i havent eaten burgers for years because most burgers are only meat squeezed together and most of it is rubbish meat anyway...thats the ones that arent floor scrapings that is. RE: dangerous horse burgers - Metroyeti - 24 January 2013 Was on tv last night food inspectors. Talking about budhet burger nd how they only have to be 50%meat, so there made from 25%beef fat,25%conective tissue and whatever they make 50% up with, nice RE: dangerous horse burgers - bigpaul - 24 January 2013 a lot of burgers are MRM or "mechanically rescued meat" in other words its all the crap!!! ![]() RE: dangerous horse burgers - Metroyeti - 24 January 2013 its amazing what we feed outselves with, should rebrand them shtf burgers RE: dangerous horse burgers - bigpaul - 24 January 2013 thats why i DONT eat supermarket meat! ![]() RE: dangerous horse burgers - Metroyeti - 24 January 2013 i know they bleach chicken, god knows what else they do RE: dangerous horse burgers - bigpaul - 24 January 2013 (24 January 2013, 15:09)Metroyeti Wrote: i know they bleach chicken, god knows what else they do you probably dont want to know! ![]() RE: dangerous horse burgers - iaaems - 25 January 2013 Someone somewhere has decided that it is fit and proper for the public in general to consume a composite food - if you can call burgers food. They have come up with an 'acceptable' recipe and issued guide lines for the 'food processors'. I am more than a little concerned about this. Do all of us have time to read what is on the labels of these products when we are shopping? Do we understand the labelling 'jargon' in the first place? Can we all afford to purchase the more expensive and possibly more nutritional food in the shops? Who gave these people the right to decide what is acceptable on our behalf? Ooops - rant - sorry. RE: dangerous horse burgers - bigpaul - 25 January 2013 when we buy ALL our meat we are speaking to the PRODUCER not some middle man, it may cost a little bit more but you can actually TASTE the difference. |