Horse Meat ban Lifted in US
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There is also concerns re: the types of medications used on horses that have been banned from use on "food animals". As there is no way to track or know what kind of medications have been given to a particular horse, you could be chowing down on something not approved by the FDA.
Finally, an end to MLP: Friendship is Tasty.
Anyway, now McDonalds and Burger King will get on like a horse on fire.
Anyway, now McDonalds and Burger King will get on like a horse on fire.
Honestly, eating a horse is not more wrong than eating a cow.
I am pretty sure both earns the death penalty in Equestria.
I am pretty sure both earns the death penalty in Equestria.
there was a ban? i thought it was just uncouth
you gonna dress up like Pinkie Pie for it? cause that i might wanna seeTheDarkEricDraven said:
I didn't realize it was banned, I always just thought it was a cultural thing. Honestly, horses just don't seem like they would be very tasty. They spend all their time running, so the meat would probably be all lean and gamey... Even with venison, you gotta put it in a stew or mix it with beef fat to really get a good flavor. I guess I'd try it, just to see what it tastes like, but I'm sure I'd stick to cow.
>.>;;TheDarkEricDraven said:
i donno which is creepier, your reply, or 're-enacting' cupcakes ... >.>;;
EU person here.
I had no idea the US banned horse meat. It's tasty. It gets sold right next to the cow steaks in the supermarkets 'round these parts. The prevailing opinion here looks down on dog meat tho, claiming that a horse falls under the cattle category and dogs fall under the pets category.
/shrug
Could someone explain what exactly is meant by "Horse Meat Inspection Ban lifted" and how that would lead to new horse slaughterhouses?
Was the a ban on inspections on whether or not butchers were killing horses? And how would the lifting of such a ban then increase horse slaughter? I like to think my English is pretty good, but I can't make sense of that sentence.
Anyone?
I had no idea the US banned horse meat. It's tasty. It gets sold right next to the cow steaks in the supermarkets 'round these parts. The prevailing opinion here looks down on dog meat tho, claiming that a horse falls under the cattle category and dogs fall under the pets category.
/shrug
Could someone explain what exactly is meant by "Horse Meat Inspection Ban lifted" and how that would lead to new horse slaughterhouses?
Was the a ban on inspections on whether or not butchers were killing horses? And how would the lifting of such a ban then increase horse slaughter? I like to think my English is pretty good, but I can't make sense of that sentence.
Anyone?