Stallion burgers.

[cwspellowe]

As tom said, these "up to 20% meat" products are nothing abnormal, they just fill them with more grain etc. They're not going to be physically putting cardboard in it are they?

I go to the butchers usually because they taste SO much better. What worries me is when friends/relatives say they don't like butcher products, and that they prefer Richmond irish pork sausages. They're f*cking disgusting and taste NOTHING like meat!

Oh and I echo what Connor says. The problem is that they included something that wasn't mentioned in the ingredients. Ethically, they're just animals and people do eat horse around the world, so why the f*ck should Britain get all uppity about it just because the posh ones own a few? The issue should be with the principles, and a matter of trust, not with the actual content. Would there be the same uproar if it was found that there was 29% chicken in them?

Probably not, because it's widely accepted that people eat chicken. Horses though? Oh no, let's get all precious.

Bet they taste even shitter when they take the horse meat out and replace it with some kind of meat replacement. Eurgh.

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FLOL!

Replace meat with some kind of meat replacement?

go home Chris, you're drunk