PARIS - Call it "Horsegate" or just a really bad case of un-authentic Italian food, but the story of horse meat winding up in one of Europe's most popular brands of "all beef" frozen lasagne has been galloping on for four days. We have Romanian meat in question? And also e-questrian.
You see where this is going: with France, Sweden, Ireland, Romania and the UK all hee-ing and haw-ing about what exactly to do with the scandal, we decided to reign in the Internet's worst kind of horsing around with the sort-of-serious news.
Any one for spag bog?#findus#horsemeat twitter.com/mykkym1/status…
— suerose (@mykkym1) February 10, 2013
@tutor2u_graham another one from the Trot-ters #horsegate twitter.com/KESecon/status…
— Paul Sheppard (@KESecon) February 9, 2013
They won't Findus in here #horsegate twitter.com/foodiequine/st…
— Claire Jessiman (@foodiequine) February 8, 2013
And still the jokes keep coming..... #horsegate twitter.com/iam00blonde/st…
— Blondi (@iam00blonde) February 9, 2013
#findus & #tesco should be ashamed..look what 4 year old Elsie made me ... twitter.com/Hayden1974/sta…
— Hayden Groves (@Hayden1974) February 10, 2013
Oh dear #Findus You left a trail of breadcrumbs for us then!! #Horsegate #horsemeat twitter.com/tractorboy_dan…
— Dan Bridges (@tractorboy_dan) February 10, 2013
Martine aime les lasagnes (vu sur Internet). twitter.com/CTrivalle/stat…
— Christophe Trivalle (@CTrivalle) February 11, 2013
Il est temps de remettre à jour les manuels scolaire #Findus #ChevalGate twitter.com/benoitlebreau/…
— Benoit Lebreau (@benoitlebreau) February 10, 2013
Seems @marksandspencer aren't too sure what's in their sandwiches either ;-) #horsegate #beef #horse twitter.com/Lilla_Pete/sta…
— Lil Pete (@Lilla_Pete) February 10, 2013
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