Had horse steak tonight.

[SATX56]

Originally Posted by Stripes17

I respect the opinion and adventure of those that wish to consume horsemeat. I have to pass and stick with the old tried and true meats.

Same here. To each his/her own.

[branDcalf]

I like horse meat. And I have horses.

Glad to see others know it is legal to eat in the US. The Feds merely de-funded USDA inspections for commercial sale. (Sorry if someone already mentioned that.)

I'm a little spoiled in that I usually know where my meat comes from, often from which animal it came from. I'm picky about horse meat that way, too.

[kokonutty]

Originally Posted by lieqiang

If I had a friend trot out offers of free meat without needing to pony up cash in return I'd be jockeying for position at the front of the chow line and digging in with unbridled enthusiasm.

But is it tasty?

Neigh!

[elnina]

Yes. It's very tasty! And why not? It's a clean, lean animal.
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/...s-like/318542/

[Taz22]

[quote=elnina;48555990]We have this tendency for a kind of morality that we apply to human beings to leach out to other species, and then the criteria for which it leaches out to is seemingly rather arbitrary.

Not arbitrary to those who have and love horses.

Originally Posted by elnina

We can't even put a stop to inhumane treatment of cattle, hogs and chickens, but not many seem to care about those animals at all.

Plenty of people care about those issues, but fighting industries where money is the bottom line and dishonesty rules is not so easy. Many people sitting in their condos, are far removed from animal suffering and view it as an abstract concept, but you're correct, it's the wrong thread for debate..

[1AngryTaxPayer]

I'm always up to try something new. Recently I had camel, lizard and ostrich. All good.