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Beyond the taboo: Is horse meat really that bad to eat?

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I'll have the deep-fried ratsticks appetizer, followed with the Appaloosa burger and fries.

eat some dog food and get back to us. :lol:

At a Scott- Brossart game a few years back, the Eagles student section chanted "Mustang meat is good to eat" - so it must be true.

I would like to try it.

 

Heard it was same as buffalo meat.

 

Cat is good, eat it all the time a Fayette Mall when they give out samples at Chinese booths.

 

Dog, now I ain't eating a dog.

 

Rat, same as squirrel, one just lives in the trees.

 

Pig, very nasty, but bacon is great as is pork tenderloin.

 

Ask any old time farmers and they'll tell you that a Chicken is the nastiest animal on the planet. My great grandfather farmed all of his life. I only knew him for about 10 years before he passed, but never ate Chicken. You could have served him horse manure or chicken, he'd probably have at least given the horse manure more of a thought.

Al Czervik: "Hey, doll. Could you scare up another round for our table over here? And tell the cook this is low grade dog food. I've had better food at the ballgame, you know? This steak still has marks from where the jockey was hitting it."

 

Such a great quote and such a great movie.

 

Ty- "What's wrong with lumber yards, Danny? I own 3 of them."

 

Noonan- "Yeah, I noticed you aren't there much?"

 

Ty- "Not really sure where they are."

 

Chevy Chase at his finest.

The Dothraki eat horse meat.

 

There was a rival tribe to the Comanche who's name meant "Horse Eaters."

I'm not going to lie, I could never do it, and it's 100% an emotional thing for me.

 

I eat beef, but when I was a little girl, my grandparents had a Jersey named Dearie who I adored, and made a pet. Eventually she was too old to give milk, so they sent her to slaughter. I arrived at my grandparents house and can't find Dearie, and ask them where she is. My grandmother is slicing a roll of bologna at the time. She looks at me and says, "She's right here", pointing with her knive to the roll of bologna. I have never eaten another bite of bologna.

 

All in all, I'm REALLY glad I never got too close to any of their Angus they raised for beef. I did make a pet of the bull, but he was the stud, so he was safe. :lol: Oh....and none of their pigs. I'd have lived an unfulfilled life without bacon!

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