Even some of the value mince would make me wonder.
The press did say that some of their fresh-meat products contained horse.
There's something wrong with an economic system where, if you're trying to take care of yourself and your family, it's so hard to buy what you're actually after...
Meat should not be cheap. This is why this sort of thing happens.
Meat should not be cheap. This is why this sort of thing happens.
Scouse said:Not true.
The economic drive to produce a product as cheaply as possible to maximise profits is why this sort of thing happens. If meat was artificially high in price the supermarkets would still take advantage of their ability to drive their supply costs down.
We'd end up paying more for the same product is all.
Economics in a system that weighted far too heavily to maximise profit.
That's the same thing as I said but in a different way.
It just sums us brits up.did we really think those 99p burger packs were anything but mashed up floor sweepings from every abbatoir from here to somalia
It's worse than just being brain-scrapings Job. 29% horse indicates criminality. And if it's criminal it may even be horsemeat that's been condemned unfit for human consumption...
thats why you should never eat a burger thats pink in the middle
Unless you've made it yourself out of lean mincemeat
Not even then - the act of mincing a chunk of meat distributes bacteria from the outside of the meat all over the mince.
Anyone that's put off Tesco burgers by this scandal try the meatballs instead, apparently they're the dogs bollocks.
I think the lesson here is eat natural meat not scraped up crap.