Culinary Caveat: In prepared foods throughout Europe horse meat is masquerading as beef.
In England the beef may be phony
And actually come from a pony;
And the steer in lasagna
From a steed in Espana.
And a mare may be in macaroni.
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Better not mention that to Prince Charles. It may be one of his wife, Secretariat's, relatives.
The Brits may be indulging in cannabis, but, blimey, not cannibalism.
Until I learned about borderline personality disorder, I wondered why Chuck would give up Di for someone of the equine persuasion.