The dictionary says slang for horse is heroin. 50 years ago my father teased fast food burgers were horse meat. He called them heroin meat.
horse meat, frog legs, and snails.
horse meat is called in French "viande de cheval"
Viande de Cheval (French). Most terms for food in the English language (once it hits the table) are derived from French. The terms for the live animal (in English) are generally derived from (old English).
not only french ( italian, spanish....), and it is more and more difficult to find horse meat. ( wich taste really sweet, if you eat it raw, it's a bit like raw salmon )
a horse stable is 'une écurie' in French.
Yes, some do. But this is quite exceptional to eat horse meat compared to pork or beef. Eating horse meat is rather exceptional compared to pork or beef.
The horse's name in the movie was Khartoum. The real horse head was from a meat processing/packing plant. I'm sure it did not have a name.
In some cultures, horse meat is consumed as food, although it is not a common practice worldwide. Horse meat is considered a delicacy in certain countries and is a source of protein for some communities.
It is not illegal to eat horse meat. It is illegal to sell horse meat.
Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, China, France, Germany, Iceland, Indonesia, and in Italy. In Japan, Kazakhstan, Malta, Mongolia, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, and in Switzerland.
a boucherie has meat such as chicken, red meat, steak but not cured meats like pork products or any cured meat like ham and sausages. to get these one must go to a charcuterie. this is where you get all of pork products and sausages and even prepared meals like sandwiches and salads. Its kind of like a deli.
i am German and no normally we don't eat horse meat. in special shops you can get horse meat but most people hate the ones eating horse meat. its also very less and expensive.