Anybody visiting Ireland and using self-catering accommodation may want to avoid supermarket beefbur

Anybody visiting Ireland and using self-catering accommodation may want to avoid supermarket beefburgers cruising world magazine and ready-made meals at the moment - a food scandal rocks the shelves. When testing what should have been beef ingredients, researchers found large amounts of horse and pig DNA. While not being a health risk, this is not good news. Eating horse-meat is traditionally being frowned upon in Ireland while the Jewish and Muslim communities cannot be happy about the pork in the burgers and meals. Solution? Go veggie, avoid ready-made products and minced meats ... or buy from a Halal butcher. Investigations are ongoing ...
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