Hamburger anyone?

[ThePlayer]

Ever had a hamburger overseas?
Be sure to pick a winner.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/ireland-hor...203106586.html

[myamiG8R]

more like a wilbur-ger...

[Wuerffel5220]

I had horse meat burgers in mexico. Literally the best burger I have ever had. My friend and I had them at an all inclusive resort, I had approximately 14 in the 6 days

[myamiG8R]

what happens down in mexico... stays in mexico...

[manigordo]

Originally Posted by myamiG8R

what happens down in mexico... stays in mexico...

AMEN.

[bakaduin]

Meat is meat

[gatorman_07732]

Originally Posted by bakaduin

Meat is meat

Not true at all in terms of health factors and even taste.

[bakaduin]

Originally Posted by gatorman_07732

Not true at all in terms of health factors and even taste.

Obviously meat tastes different (nobody is going to confuse a chicken breast for a steak) and has different makeups of fat/protein. My point was I'm not going to get all grossed out because I may have eaten some horse meat or pork in a burger. It is meat.

[ThePlayer]

Originally Posted by myamiG8R

what happens down in mexico... stays in mexico...

...and the hospital.

[kurt_borglum]

Meat is murder. Tasty, tasty murder.

[gatorman_07732]

Originally Posted by bakaduin

Obviously meat tastes different (nobody is going to confuse a chicken breast for a steak) and has different makeups of fat/protein. My point was I'm not going to get all grossed out because I may have eaten some horse meat or pork in a burger. It is meat.

I guess I just think of horse meat as third world, Now elk and bison are another story for me. Completely tender, hart healthy and tasty. They also cook real quick because of the leanness. I remember when I was a kid and the rumor was White Castle used horse meat. Never ate there

[Al E Gator]

Originally Posted by Wuerffel5220

I had horse meat burgers in mexico. Literally the best burger I have ever had. My friend and I had them at an all inclusive resort, I had approximately 14 in the 6 days

Are you sure it wasn't just some well-seasoned Chupacabra?...

[bakaduin]

Originally Posted by gatorman_07732

I guess I just think of horse meat as third world, Now elk and bison are another story for me. Completely tender, hart healthy and tasty. They also cook real quick because of the leanness. I remember when I was a kid and the rumor was White Castle used horse meat. Never ate there

People in the US think horse meat is gross because they aren't used to it. There is a taboo against it in the US. Just like a person in India would think we are weird for eating cattle.

People eat horse meat in countries like France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and many other first world countries.

[Gator515151]

Originally Posted by myamiG8R

what happens down in mexico... stays in mexico...

I bought the wife a T-shirt that says, What happens on the boat stays on the boat.

[gatorman_07732]

Originally Posted by bakaduin

People in the US think horse meat is gross because they aren't used to it. There is a taboo against it in the US. Just like a person in India would think we are weird for eating cattle.

People eat horse meat in countries like France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and many other first world countries.

Well I'm a hunter and horses have alway been used as a tool having been a competitive rider. It's in my head, just like I wouldn't think about eating groundhogs and possum.

[anstro76]

i'll eat anything once..minus dog,just couldn't do it