Meanings of eat horsemeat in anglès

Britons generally do not eat horsemeat, regarding its consumption as a quirk of French appetites.

But the curious fact is that the British people have always refused to eat horsemeat, even when food was scarce.

While Swiss consumers do eat horsemeat on occasion, they are extremely sensitive about the origin of their meat products with strict labeling requirements in force.

Fergus Walsh examines whether there could be any health concerns from eating horsemeat.

We are eating horsemeat in every style.

When equine DNA was found in beefburgers last month many consumers were very concerned that they could have unknowingly eaten horsemeat.

The celebrity chef caused widespread outrage when he suggested on his TV show, The F-Word, that viewers should consider eating horsemeat.

Eating horsemeat is a taboo in Britain and although once common fare in France it has been out of fashion for decades.

Princess Anne has suggested that British attitudes to eating horsemeat might have to change to improve the standards of care for the animals.

He hadn't eaten horsemeat for a long time, the thought of it didn't usually appeal to him, but at that moment it smelled delicious.

The suspected fraud has caused particular outrage in Britain, where many view the idea of eating horsemeat with distaste, and exposed flaws in food controls.