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Electric/hybrid vehicles
14 February 2017, 19:52,
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RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles
If the thought of having eaten Romanian cart horses in mislabeled frozen lasagne is making Britons choke, a loyal minority in France laments a dwindling appetite for a meat they say is a tastier and healthier alternative to beef...

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-france...RX20130212

...France's taste for horsemeat dates back to when 18th Century revolutionaries seized the fallen aristocracy's horses to sate their hunger. It flourished for two centuries until falling out of fashion with a more squeamish younger generation...

Overruling a 732 Papal ban, France legalized the eating of horsemeat in 1866 when poor families struggled to afford pork and beef. Many more were forced to eat it when the 1870-71 Prussian Siege of Paris caused severe meat shortages...
they say it tastes better and is more tender...

"I never buy beef. I prefer horse meat, it tastes better and it's cheaper," said Catherine Clerc, 42, who claims to have converted friends after cooking them horse roasts at home. She buys horse meat weekly from a local market and likes it best as raw tartare, but otherwise serves it rare with potatoes, garlic and salad. "I like it really bloody," she whispered...

A 37-year-old karate expert queuing behind Marin at the horse butcher, which sports two neon horse heads above its door, said he finds horse meat lighter to digest.

"I'm very sporty. Beef sits heavy on my stomach. Horse meat is less fatty, it goes down better," he said.

He is dreading the day this butcher's shop closes, he said.

Butcher Jocelyne Lamire, 63, says her daughters have office jobs and she supposes her shop will end up as a takeaway food joint or clothing outlet like the nine other butchers that have closed in her street in the past few years.

"My clientele is getting older and it's not being renewed," she said, as an assistant hacked at chunks of horse flesh with a cleaver. "People nowadays don't shop at traditional butchers. They spend their money on takeaway junk that is not nutritious."

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AND I can testify from personal experience in travelling abroad that it is MUCH better than dog, monkey or donkey

73 de KE4SKY
In
"Almost Heaven" West Virginia
USA
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Electric/hybrid vehicles - by MaryN - 12 February 2017, 20:15
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Stewart - 12 February 2017, 21:11
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Barneyboy - 12 February 2017, 22:07
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Mortblanc - 13 February 2017, 08:32
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Barneyboy - 13 February 2017, 12:48
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Mortblanc - 13 February 2017, 21:29
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by CharlesHarris - 13 February 2017, 18:39
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Barneyboy - 13 February 2017, 22:38
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Mortblanc - 13 February 2017, 23:21
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Barneyboy - 14 February 2017, 02:00
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by CharlesHarris - 14 February 2017, 05:11
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Mortblanc - 14 February 2017, 09:36
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Lightspeed - 14 February 2017, 10:19
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by CharlesHarris - 14 February 2017, 17:26
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by MaryN - 14 February 2017, 19:29
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by CharlesHarris - 14 February 2017, 17:37
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by CharlesHarris - 14 February 2017, 19:52
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by MaryN - 15 February 2017, 12:43
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Barneyboy - 15 February 2017, 15:24
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by CharlesHarris - 15 February 2017, 16:51
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Pete Grey - 22 November 2017, 20:50
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Straight Shooter - 22 November 2017, 21:47
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Pete Grey - 22 November 2017, 22:19
RE: Electric/hybrid vehicles - by Mortblanc - 22 November 2017, 23:39

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