[dynachrome]

Neighhhhhhhhhhhh!

[dalereed]

Hell yes!!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

No, I would not buy, the stuff is expensive.

Eat? Why not. Zebra is delicious so perhaps horse is as well.

[Veto!]

Never! I’ve loved and enjoyed many horses. Would be like eating my dog or cat. So very sad.

[pallis]

The last horse I owned was but days away from filling up my freezer and providing a leather hide. Lucky for him a local rancher bought him.

[Marcella]

I was in Paris in a restaurant on the Avenue des Champs Elysess, and it was cold, we were sight seeing, so the lady with me ordered hot soup and a “Burger au Cheval” for us. I was with a lady who had lived in Paris and Monte Carlo and is Swedish and speaks several languages, so she was my “guide”. She had done the ordering. I thought a burger was a burger, right? Later I asked for the translation of that burger because I knew “cheval” meant “horse”.

She said that particular burger meant “on horseback”. A fried egg was on top of the meat so that made it an “egg on horseback”, she said. It didn't mean the meat was horse meat.

You know what, I always thought that meat was horse meat no matter what she said.

[VoiceOfBruck]

I’ve had a horse steak, in Europe of course.

If they sold it here I’d be first in line. Good stuff!

[Tucker39]

I would not KNOWINGLY eat cat or dog, either. But having lived in Japan for 3 years in ‘59 - ‘61 and dined in Japanese restaurants many times, I’m sure I have probably UN-knowingly eaten both.

[freekitty]

HELL NO!!!!

[MrEdd]

Ate a lot of horse in the seventies. Its not like this would be a new product.