Horse Meat in Tesco and Iceland - Page 9

DtheP47 · 01-03-2013, 16:17

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Originally Posted by accyman

most likely and unlike here these companies will pay for their cost cutting ways.

Maybe my previous post was misleading accyman? It is Taco Bell in the UK but you can bet your sweet bibby the UK lawyers will have a pop at the US Co for maximum potential gain

accyman · 01-03-2013, 17:15

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Originally Posted by DtheP47

Maybe my previous post was misleading accyman? It is Taco Bell in the UK but you can bet your sweet bibby the UK lawyers will have a pop at the US Co for maximum potential gain

although the UK has adopted the sue everyone for anything attitude it isnt quite as good at pulling it off as teh USA yet

Eric · 01-03-2013, 18:22

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Originally Posted by DtheP47

Just seen some breaking news on Sky "Traces of horsemeat found in US company Taco Bells ground beef"
That'll trigger a stampede to the lawyers

And more breaking news from the Colonial Broadcasting Corporation:

Iceland tests find meat pies contain no meat at all - World - CBC News

Less · 01-03-2013, 18:30

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Originally Posted by Eric

And more breaking news from the Colonial Broadcasting Corporation:

Iceland tests find meat pies contain no meat at all - World - CBC News

Strangely enough, I was tested once and although they found my DNA it seems I went extinct several billion years ago!

jaysay · 01-03-2013, 18:44

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Originally Posted by Less

Strangely enough, I was tested once and although they found my DNA it seems I went extinct several billion years ago!

You must be a dinosaur Less

Gordon Booth · 01-03-2013, 18:50

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Originally Posted by jaysay

You must be a dinosaur Less

Come on, jaysay. No need to pull your punches with Less- he can take it.
Say it as it is.

Less · 01-03-2013, 19:11

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Originally Posted by jaysay

You must be a dinosaur Less

There you go again, jumping on site with an insult, no thought to the fact I mentioned billions of years!
I was actually hinting at a one celled creature, I felt quite proud of my heritage until you posted so cold heartedly.

jaysay · 02-03-2013, 08:59

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Originally Posted by Less

There you go again, jumping on site with an insult, no thought to the fact I mentioned billions of years!
I was actually hinting at a one celled creature, I felt quite proud of my heritage until you posted so cold heartedly.

Oh sorry Less, was only doing a reverse Less, taking the you know what

accyman · 03-03-2013, 17:28

mcdonalds have been given the all clear after no horse DNA was found when testing their carboard

Gordon Booth · 03-03-2013, 17:32

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Originally Posted by accyman

mcdonalds have been given the all clear after no horse DNA was found when testing their carboard

Yes but now they've tested the boxes when are they going to test the burgers?

cashman · 03-03-2013, 17:38

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Yes but now they've tested the boxes when are they going to test the burgers?

The cardboard is the Burgers.

Gordon Booth · 03-03-2013, 17:43

I should imagine it's a close call which tastes best- the boxes or the burgers.

Gordon Booth · 03-03-2013, 18:01

To be fair I just looked on their website and they say their burgers are 100% British or Irish beef with no binders, fillers,onions etc. And the 'chain' is only 5 long from farm to you.

So joking aside, what do they taste like? Must admit I haven't had one for years.

cashman · 03-03-2013, 18:04

Never liked em n i love a good burger.

accyman · 03-03-2013, 19:54

mcdonalds brugers are so wafer thin that by teh time you have bit through the bun,cheese and dressing your unlikely to notice the beef

however if you speak to anyone whos eaten at a mcdonalds in the USA its a completely different story and you get plenty of burger for your money.The yanks quite happily give minute burgers to the uk and europe because we are willing to pay good money for nothing in our bellys