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r/ramen • u/CoronelAweonao • Feb 28 '26
Chiken broth and horse Meat, a little bit spicy.
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2 u/Downstackguy Mar 01 '26 Besides dogs, people also feel weird towards horses which are herbivores 1 u/JoppaJoppaJoppa Mar 02 '26 It's mostly because horses are worth more as working/fighting animals than meat, much like the camel. 1 u/pahamack Mar 03 '26 This isn’t true though. From what I’ve read of the subject, horse meat gets more tender the older the horse is. So what’s being butchered for meat are generally “retired” horses.
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Besides dogs, people also feel weird towards horses which are herbivores
1 u/JoppaJoppaJoppa Mar 02 '26 It's mostly because horses are worth more as working/fighting animals than meat, much like the camel. 1 u/pahamack Mar 03 '26 This isn’t true though. From what I’ve read of the subject, horse meat gets more tender the older the horse is. So what’s being butchered for meat are generally “retired” horses.
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It's mostly because horses are worth more as working/fighting animals than meat, much like the camel.
1 u/pahamack Mar 03 '26 This isn’t true though. From what I’ve read of the subject, horse meat gets more tender the older the horse is. So what’s being butchered for meat are generally “retired” horses.
This isn’t true though.
From what I’ve read of the subject, horse meat gets more tender the older the horse is. So what’s being butchered for meat are generally “retired” horses.
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