to want to hear from someone who has eaten horse lasagne

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enjoyed it...and suffered no ill effects

you'll 'neigh'ver get anyone to admit to it

What you're looking for then is someone prepared to admit to eating Findus Lasagne - good luck with that :o.

YANBU I've been thinking this
some poor bugger has eaten it

My poor mum is mortified, she is 73, bought one for the first time in years two weeks ago, usually is totally puritanical abou food so sister and I were really surprised when she fessed up this afternoon. Obviously we had a field day ribbing her about it. She said she can't think about it but in a nutshell said it was fine and in her own words she's sure it made her move faster when she trotted down to the shops later.

In France, probably. Providing it's from a regulated source and properly labelled don't think there's much of a problem with it to be honest.

I would ask my husband, as he loves cheap crappy lasagne and spag bol, but he is currently trotting around the garden..

Deoending how long its been going on, I reckom dd2 was practically raised on horse lasagne. I'm pleased as it explains the footstamping, tossing of mane and long face as a teenager

not me did have a mince beef findus crispy pancake though

I've nbot had an Aldi Horse Lasagne, but I've eaten My Lidl Pony.

Oh and ironic thing is that my sister is a student in equine medicine.

Eaten as their mane meal? Might have given the trots.

My Lidl Pony

That's the first horse-meat joke that's really made me giggle!

plim coincidence? Surely not....

I haven't a clue but I've eaten Tesco's lasagne so it's possible I suppose.
I think one of the problems is none of us know, I buy fresh mince from Tesco I could have been eating horse for years.
Neigh problems so far though.

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I had a Filly Con Carne, never a lasagne.

funny really because if we were used to eating horses not cows we'd think it odd to eat a cow I suppose

Tiggy I totally agree.

Eat horse if you want, whatever. But just because good is cheap doesn't mean consumers don't have the right to expect what they are told will be in it, to be in it.

Last I checked it wasn't 'any meat we can get cheap' lasagne, it was beef lasagne.

Shit jokes aside, it's a serious issue.

Loving My Lidl Pony and Filly Con Carne

yeh but there are plenty of serious threads about it this one is more light hearted in tone

Yes, my sister- she's studying equine medicine! second year student, big swot, vegetarian - well we both are......

Awww I was going to say I'd had chilli con pony but filly con carne is better.