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Is It Just Dunnes & Tesco Brand Burgers ?

  • 17-01-2013 11:46pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    Is It Just Dunnes & Tesco Brand Burgers ? or all in general

    are safe buying burgers that are 100% beef


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  • #2
    vicwatson
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    What?


  • #3
    BUBBLE WRAP
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    But op, Horse is the new cow. Get with the trend.


  • #4
    vicwatson
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    Yes that's it


  • #5
    Celly Smunt
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    The burgers were always safe.They tasted like burger for a small price.Happy days.

    I don't see the big deal tbh.But they're all taken off the shelves so you're all good.


  • #6
    [Deleted User]
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    BUBBLE WRAP wrote: »
    But op, Horse is the new cow. Get with the trend.

    im old :( .... :D


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  • #7
    RidleyRider
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    Actually turns out that every cow in Ireland and the rest of the world is made of horse meat.


  • #8
    Celly Smunt
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    RidleyRider wrote: »
    Actually turns out that every cow in Ireland and the rest of the world is made of horse meat.

    They're actually horses,they just paint them like cows so they're more realistic.


  • #9
    Boombastic
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    I'm a little horse telling people over and over again. Don 't take a fence but there's a report in the other thread. They have stopped production to stablise the situtation


  • #10
    RidleyRider
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    pmcmahon wrote: »
    They're actually horses,they just paint them like cows so they're more realistic.

    Holy horse sh!t!


  • #11
    admiralofthefleet
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    no op there is also my lidl pony


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  • #12
    Max Power
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    Horse beef thread #59.

    Boring!!


  • #13
    the groutch
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    what are people complaining about?
    the horse actually improved the meat quality in those Tesco Value burgers


  • #14
    kfallon
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    Don't worry, those horse burgers won't be on the shelf furlong!

    Was feeling ill after having a burger so I went to the Doc, he told me to watch what I eat in Future......so I'm off to Dundalk racecourse tomorrow night :p


  • #15
    admiralofthefleet
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    kfallon wrote: »
    Don't worry, those horse burgers won't be on the shelf furlong!

    Was feeling ill after having a burger so I went to the Doc, he told me to watch what I eat in Future......so I'm off to Dundalk racecourse tomorrow night :p

    :D
    robbed for facebook


  • #16
    Cookie_Monster
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    no OP it's not just them. it's everyone Silverfarms sells to (and probably more besides)


  • #17
    humbert
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    I strongly suspect that horse meat is among the healthier things anybody buying frozen burgers eats each day.


  • #18
    Thrill
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    FionnMcCool87 wrote: »
    Horse beef thread #59.

    Boring!!

    Take it easy there Fionn. Don't have a cow.


  • #19
    tenton
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    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?


  • #20
    Thrill
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Is It Just Dunnes & Tesco Brand Burgers ? or all in general

    are safe buying burgers that are 100% beef

    Lidl and Aldi were mentioned also.


  • #21
    Allyall
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    tenton wrote: »
    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?

    Human Penis veins?


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  • #22
    admiralofthefleet
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    tenton wrote: »
    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?

    polyfilla?


  • #23
    Boombastic
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    tenton wrote: »
    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?

    Puke?


  • #24
    Get Real
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    its not the supermarkets specifically but the suppliers and who they supply to. So the suppliers with traces of horsemeat and pork were: silvercrest, dalepack and liffey foods. Dawn meats, another big supplier, got the all clear though.


  • #25
    ladypip
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    tenton wrote: »


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?

    Puppys?


  • #26
    Thrill
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    tenton wrote: »
    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?

    Please don't tell us they took a dump in the things.


  • #27
    ted1
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Is It Just Dunnes & Tesco Brand Burgers ? or all in general

    are safe buying burgers that are 100% beef

    100% beef means that the meat is 100% beef, this is the case in affected burgers however the other 30% is additives and binding ingredients which is where the horse came in,

    No burgers are pure beef, they would just fall apart. If you want a pure beef burger get a steak.


  • #28
    Thrill
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    tenton wrote: »
    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?

    Horse?


  • #29
    ted1
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    tenton wrote: »
    lidl and aldi burgers contain horsemeat too.


    I was in an Irish sausage factory years ago- ever wonder what was used as filler when nobody was looking?
    It's not horse meat, its horse DNA, its proteins etc used in binding ingredients


  • #30
    humbert
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    ted1 wrote: »
    It's not horse meat, its horse DNA, its proteins etc used in binding ingredients

    Source there Ted?


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  • #31
    gowley
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    ted1 wrote: »
    It's not horse meat, its horse DNA, its proteins etc used in binding ingredients
    in one case its not dna mate. its 29% horsemeat.tesco everyday value burgers


  • #32
    Boombastic
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    humbert wrote: »
    Source there Ted?

    Horse semen Source? a horses testicles:pac:


  • #33
    Killer Wench
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    Is it that you are consuming horsemeat unknowingly or consuming horse product at all that is offensive?


  • #34
    TwoShedsJackson
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    So what's actually wrong with horsemeat? Horses are cute is that it? Pigs and cows get no love. If it's made of meat and tastes nice, I'll eat it.


  • #35
    Abi
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    TwoShedsJackson wrote: »
    So what's actually wrong with horsemeat? Horses are cute is that it? Pigs and cows get no love. If it's made of meat and tastes nice, I'll eat it.

    Talk about missing the point. Most people would like the option of knowing what the fúck they're eating.

    If you buy beef burgers one would expect them to be made solely of beef.


  • #36
    wendell borton
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    pmcmahon wrote: »
    They're actually horses,they just paint them like cows so they're more realistic.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2y7on8WKjY


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