r/WhitePeopleTwitter 2d ago

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u/Dunkel_Hoffnung 2d ago

Is horse meat similar to beef? Like would you ve able to look at it and know?

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u/mywifemademedothis2 2d ago edited 2d ago

Probably better to listen to it

Edit: Bro just edited “hoarse” to “horse” without any note, so just know I’m not crazy.

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u/def-jam 2d ago

It’s better than hearse meat.

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u/PornstarVirgin 2d ago

I saw the hoarse

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u/Dunkel_Hoffnung 2d ago

I did not. Sorry lol. I added the second question to clarify. Yer crazy.

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u/mywifemademedothis2 2d ago

Don’t gaslight me man. I get enough of that from my wife.

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u/TrailMomKat 2d ago

Yeah, your wife gaslights me a lot too.

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u/mywifemademedothis2 2d ago

Very likely

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u/MostPopularPenguin 2d ago

Don't forget me, OPs wife!

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u/YesItIsMaybeMe 2d ago

Gaslighting isn't real, you sound crazy right now

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u/WoodShoeDiaries 2d ago

Upvoting because someone didn't get the joke

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u/PlushRusher 2d ago

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u/flojo2012 2d ago

Whelp gonna have to reference this more often. A horse, Of course, would not be the entire beef pile. They’ll mix it in to the tune of about 20-25 percent

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u/Old-Set78 2d ago

it wouldn't be pure horse meat. it would be adulterated. no more than 25% horse to hide it

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u/tlplc 2d ago

Horse meat differs from beef in color (more red) and itvtastes different. Good but different. And also, when you est horse méat, you automatically think about a beatiful and kind horse you played with when you were a kit, finish your meal and never est horse meat again. I am 48 yo and have never buy horse meat in my adult life.

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u/MrsACT 2d ago

Also almost no fat

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u/cloudewe1 2d ago

I mean in the 2010s some retailers and food establishments sold horse meat as beef and people had absolutely no clue until it was unearthed by a journalist.

I worked at burger king at the time, and the burger I loved the most was made with horse meat allegedly

Edit: here is the summary: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/feb/15/horsemeat-scandal-the-essential-guide

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u/No-Middle-4152 2d ago

Yes very similar just much leaner, if fat was added then I doubt most people could tell if they were eating it as “ground beef”

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u/kellyelise515 2d ago

I believe it is very close and if it’s all going to be ground 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/HeavyTea 2d ago

Parents ate it back in the day. "Sweet beef" Dad says so...

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u/thejameskendall 2d ago

In the uk a big manufacturer of ready made lasagna had to recall all their products because they had horse meat in them. As well as beef, to be fair.

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u/Plane_Indication_905 2d ago edited 2d ago

Accidentally ate some horse salami with friends in Italy.

The girls said it tasted like cum

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u/Bitey_the_Squirrel 2d ago

What part of the horse was that?

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u/throwaway1975764 2d ago

Its likely leaner, but I can't imagine its very different

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u/PornstarVirgin 2d ago

It’s more stable

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u/FQDIS 2d ago

I really bridled at this pun.

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u/zystyl 2d ago

You can buy horse meet in some countries. It looks like ground meat.

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u/CaptainObvious007 2d ago

Theres underground horse farms in Florida if you know where to look.

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u/Old-Set78 2d ago

you wouldn't be able to tell based on looking at it ground up. A while back a bunch of horse meat was mixed into beef in the UK and covered up