In the UK horse meat when sold as horse meat is more expensive than beef. I think what ended up in processed food was old horses who were put to sleep then should have gone for pet food, and ended up in human food instead as it was cheap.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim ethically? Sorry buddy, but I feel it's more 'ethical' than running horses for 'sport' and killing them that way. It's 'cultural' prudishness on the part of Brits. Personally, I've got no problems with eating horse. The acceptability part is on the part of the individual. If they don't accept it, that's entirely up to themselves. I do accept it however, and I'll eat horse when I can source it. As I say, I don't see why there is an issue around horse meat, when we quite happily allow a 'sport' that lets people run horses into the ground, whip them with riding crops and hit them with spurs. All for people to place bets on. Now THAT'S unethical, surely? And if the animal falls and breaks a leg? It gets shot. End of story. THAT'S unethical. It's a prime example of the backwards thinking that's so commonplace in this country.
@@alwhyte6533 I wouldn't eat a horse for the same reason I wouldn't eat a dog. Horses are companions not livestock they have fought wars alongside us, they have historically helped us travel and they are highly intelligent and emotional, they work with the police and miniature horses can work as service animals. Maybe cows are intelligent and emotional but they haven't been raised as companions to humans for thousands of years.
@@pinkdiamond1847cattle and sheep are intelligent. Don’t start with that one animal is better than the other rubbish. If you would eat a cow but not a horse because that’s “wrong” in your opinion, you’re a hypocrite.
Dogs cat be trained to sniff out illegal; drugs, food, illegal; people in trucks, They are a vital weapon against smuggling, crime etc and are never ever wrong.
It's not necessarily the supermarket chain's fault if their burgers contain horsemeat, it's the manufacturers, unless the supermarket chain are aware of it, but put it out for sale anyway.
I didn't know that rice was so sensitive! I live on my own so occasionally make a big batch of 'My Mock Chinese Food' that is a mix of rice, seasonings, about 3 different veggies, mushrooms, & cooked meats. I sautee each separately and then mix together and leave in the refrigerator for at least 2 days. I only reheat the portion on my plate in the microwave and haven't been sick yet. These shows scare the germs right out of me and now believe I shouldn't even trust the water that I rinse my veggies in before prep.
Rice is very sensitive to bacteria. I’ve worked as a trained chef for 15 years and pasta and rice are 2 products that are sensitive. You could risk it but it’s a horrible experience getting food poisoning.
@@Skelldr I decided to watch these again to refresh my memory and love the part at the 15:00 area. It is particularly relevant in these Covid times. I've seen people in health care settings completely disregard what they touched and then contaminate all in their path, including themselves, and know people are still doing the dumbest things and thinking they are being safe.
@@beanbag9696 I don't do takeaways, but yes... I have discovered with this show that rice can only be reheated once, but... probably have it eaten by the one reheating time (can't remember my rice concoction lasting for a second reheating anyway). It is scary the risks some of us take with food. Good news is that I have to cook all my own food as there are not any restaurants or fast food places at all in my remote area. Watching how some of those foods are prepared in establishments is very scary.
Having watched a few of these episodes, I can say, with a fair amount of confidence, that the UK food inspectors are much more thorough than here in America. Like, much more thorough.
If I had a dollar for every food handler that told me "all" their meat/food will be "gone today", I'd be RICH!! If a high school student in a subway can date-mark, THESE guys have no excuse!
Even though that was casual racism, it is true. The French eat horse-meat, and it's really only the British' being daft that we don't eat it here. Horse meat tastes great, too! More like venison than beef. Less fatty than beef, too...excellent taste!
The old woman at 40:40 is Turkish and what she said to Liz was "Paras" meaning something about money like "give me my money back then". -A Cypriot who knows Turks
Close but not accurate. She is saying "Parasını verim (vereyim)" meaning "I will pay for it". She thinks there is a fee that you can pay to get the food across the border. Good luck :)
It is said to proove that it has been from the panini dumbass . She didnt eat meat all day , but olny the panini . You're making yourself dummer when trying to correct someone that is right
@@Mr.CuisseDePoulet Well no the presenter is wrong for saying she did not eat any meat because ham is meat, I think its a production error where the presenter did not see what the woman actually said and probably read from a script. The whole issue here is not where the Ecoli came from but the presenter wrongly stating she did not eat meat.
@@WorkOutFailDOTcom I know that ham is meat im saying the they said that she didnt eat meat all day just to say that the ham WAS the only meat that she ate
Yeah, baby wipes, a thing designed to have only harmless chemicals in them, so as to not harm your baby.. these are definitely not going to kill bacteria. Even if you do have children, it would be best to use chemicals on your surfaces and just keep your children away from it.
Food inspectors are such dorks this show is literally like the show the office but for food inspectors definitely dwight is the main narrator guy with his overly superhuman enthusiasm for food inspecting
The old cleaning with baby wipe thing. Ugh let's just move the bacteria to an area where it wasn't already. Make this house more unsafe while trying to keep it safe. Walking backwards ehhh.
something disturbs me at the beginning, the pretended chef Danny, is using butter from the beginning, he is only supposed to finish the cooking of the meat with butter, burned butter is high risk of cancer, if you really want to use butter all the way, then mix it with oil on your pan.
With kids developing immune systems.. yes, have standards.. but i don't believe that 100% sterility is always better.. but then maybe i'm rationalizing my over-packed fridge :/
Danny at 03:56 is mixing food ingredients barehanded while wearing a ring. Who knows what is trapped between the ring and the finger? Also there is the danger of catching the ring in any mixing machinery, etc. TAKE JEWELRY OFF!
Is hoof-and-mouth the same as foot and mouth? Image result for foot and mouth vs hoof and mouth Hand, foot, and mouth disease is often confused with foot-and-mouth disease (also called hoof-and-mouth disease), which affects cows, sheep, and pigs. Humans do not get the animal disease, and animals do not get the human disease.
I understand what you're saying, but it will never be zero and there will always be other ways his immune system can be given a chance to strengthen, what with him constantly putting his hands in his mouth and all. I certainly wouldn't recommend a parent not sterilizing bottles as thoroughly as possible in order to help boost their child's immune system anyway. I guess it's a difficult balance nowadays as our common awareness of bacteria has increased dramatically. On the one hand, this awareness has without any shadow of a doubt increased our lifespans and health by an enormous stretch, but on the other, it has the ability to make us afraid of _germs_ to a potentially dangerous degree. I'd hope though that as long as we are aware of the dangers of both extremes, we can strike something of a balance.
It’s okay testko because a few days ago Subway in America the cdc did a DNA test and found the tuna 🍣 was crab and scraps of other fish no tuna at all and that’s in America I can only imagine what happening in the Caribbean our Luck anaconda and lizards if we’re lucky 🍀
Who in their right mind buys pre-cooked rice? It is the cheapest and easiest thing to make, takes 10 minutes then wash the pot and have no single-use plastic waste at the end of it. Have we really become that lazy?
I buy it. I'm disabled, I can't be standing or sitting for no longer than 5 minutes in the kitchen, unfortunately. My carer will cook it from scratch, as he does with all my meals, he cooks in batches so all I need to do is reheat. I've not been able to see him for 7 weeks and I'm struggling so bad, but that's life with the virus.
@@itsmedawn-marie Ahhh, my apologies, I really hadn't thought of that. And I'm sorry to hear you are struggling as you are. The lockdown is surely a double-edged sword :-(
This is enough to put me off meat for life. I think I would rather die from E.coli off a poorly washed carrot. It's a donkey's world.................haw heee!!
Yes, we do, you’ll find that it’s only the middle aged and elderly with bad teeth now, most young folk get braces and retainers to correct their teeth now. Of course a lot less of us whiten our teeth but the benefits of that are very arguable.
horse meat is really nice ..during the last world war polish ppl in labor camps only had access to horse meat ... went to a new years eve party once where the meat served was horse everyone raved about how nice the meat was till the host told ppl it was horse meat lol .. but really it was good
Well, for once horses are generally considered companion animals or pets now and not lifestock. For many people, it's like eating their pet dog. The other side of the story is that privately owned pet horses are treated with much different medication than lifestock when they get ill. These meds can go into the food chain, if said horse gets bought by a shady meat buyer, who's not too concerned with proper papers and has the horse slaughtered for meat somewhere where someone else is not all that concerned about papers eithers. And even with legal slaughter horses there's sometimes issues like transport and equipment meant for cattle. Horse meat is a very controversial topic.
Horse meat is perfectly safe to eat and actually very tasty. The problem only arises when it's sold as beef.
In the UK horse meat when sold as horse meat is more expensive than beef. I think what ended up in processed food was old horses who were put to sleep then should have gone for pet food, and ended up in human food instead as it was cheap.
it might well be safe but culturally and ethically it isn't acceptable in the UK.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim ethically? Sorry buddy, but I feel it's more 'ethical' than running horses for 'sport' and killing them that way. It's 'cultural' prudishness on the part of Brits. Personally, I've got no problems with eating horse. The acceptability part is on the part of the individual. If they don't accept it, that's entirely up to themselves. I do accept it however, and I'll eat horse when I can source it. As I say, I don't see why there is an issue around horse meat, when we quite happily allow a 'sport' that lets people run horses into the ground, whip them with riding crops and hit them with spurs. All for people to place bets on. Now THAT'S unethical, surely? And if the animal falls and breaks a leg? It gets shot. End of story. THAT'S unethical. It's a prime example of the backwards thinking that's so commonplace in this country.
@@alwhyte6533 I wouldn't eat a horse for the same reason I wouldn't eat a dog. Horses are companions not livestock they have fought wars alongside us, they have historically helped us travel and they are highly intelligent and emotional, they work with the police and miniature horses can work as service animals.
Maybe cows are intelligent and emotional but they haven't been raised as companions to humans for thousands of years.
@@pinkdiamond1847cattle and sheep are intelligent. Don’t start with that one animal is better than the other rubbish. If you would eat a cow but not a horse because that’s “wrong” in your opinion, you’re a hypocrite.
35:12 no way have they trained a dog to sniff out food. That’s incredible! 😄
Dogs cat be trained to sniff out illegal; drugs, food, illegal; people in trucks, They are a vital weapon against smuggling, crime etc and are never ever wrong.
Elephants have the best sense of smell, they arnt trustworthy though, and so are rarely used
6:01 “I’ve never had horse before”
Haha, that’s what you think m8
Horse tastes great. Personally prefer it to beef, if I'm honest. It's a complete fallacy that it's illegal in Britain, though.
It's not necessarily the supermarket chain's fault if their burgers contain horsemeat, it's the manufacturers, unless the supermarket chain are aware of it, but put it out for sale anyway.
It is their responsibility to know what goes into what they sell. Ignorance is culpable
I didn't know that rice was so sensitive! I live on my own so occasionally make a big batch of 'My Mock Chinese Food' that is a mix of rice, seasonings, about 3 different veggies, mushrooms, & cooked meats. I sautee each separately and then mix together and leave in the refrigerator for at least 2 days. I only reheat the portion on my plate in the microwave and haven't been sick yet. These shows scare the germs right out of me and now believe I shouldn't even trust the water that I rinse my veggies in before prep.
Rice is very sensitive to bacteria. I’ve worked as a trained chef for 15 years and pasta and rice are 2 products that are sensitive. You could risk it but it’s a horrible experience getting food poisoning.
@@Skelldr I decided to watch these again to refresh my memory and love the part at the 15:00 area. It is particularly relevant in these Covid times. I've seen people in health care settings completely disregard what they touched and then contaminate all in their path, including themselves, and know people are still doing the dumbest things and thinking they are being safe.
Rice should only be reheated once, that’s why with takeaways you never know how many times it’s been reheated previously
@@beanbag9696 I don't do takeaways, but yes... I have discovered with this show that rice can only be reheated once, but... probably have it eaten by the one reheating time (can't remember my rice concoction lasting for a second reheating anyway). It is scary the risks some of us take with food. Good news is that I have to cook all my own food as there are not any restaurants or fast food places at all in my remote area. Watching how some of those foods are prepared in establishments is very scary.
@@islandgal500 yea it is scary how dangerous some simple foods can be
Mum...so I’ve learned washing up liquid and anti bac surface cleaner is safe for children!! 🤦♀️
Having watched a few of these episodes, I can say, with a fair amount of confidence, that the UK food inspectors are much more thorough than here in America. Like, much more thorough.
If I had a dollar for every food handler that told me "all" their meat/food will be "gone today", I'd be RICH!! If a high school student in a subway can date-mark, THESE guys have no excuse!
agreed
pizza, gujons and no vegetables. .. brilliant food choices for your kids
nothing wrong with having no veggies
Instilling poor eating habits in young kids is detrimental.
Lazy uneducated people feeding their kids shit because it's easy
Vegetables are bad for you...
@@absolutelyheretical7132 Where's your proof?
Dammm horse meat is a throwback XD
"You need to wash your hands again". Scratches her head
Within the first couple of minutes, I hear, "You're French. You eat horse, yeah?" XD
Even though that was casual racism, it is true. The French eat horse-meat, and it's really only the British' being daft that we don't eat it here. Horse meat tastes great, too! More like venison than beef. Less fatty than beef, too...excellent taste!
@@alwhyte6533 Not racism.
The old woman at 40:40 is Turkish and what she said to Liz was "Paras" meaning something about money like "give me my money back then".
-A Cypriot who knows Turks
Close but not accurate. She is saying "Parasını verim (vereyim)" meaning "I will pay for it". She thinks there is a fee that you can pay to get the food across the border. Good luck :)
British guy: You and I are repelling the "Spice Invaders".....the irony!!!
so i had a ham and cheese panini ....... BUT SHE DIDNT EAT ANY MEAT SO THE ECOLI HAD TO BE THE VEGETABLES
@Prairiedoggen She doesnt actually say she hasnt eaten meat, the presenter does
It is said to proove that it has been from the panini dumbass . She didnt eat meat all day , but olny the panini . You're making yourself dummer when trying to correct someone that is right
@@Mr.CuisseDePoulet Well no the presenter is wrong for saying she did not eat any meat because ham is meat, I think its a production error where the presenter did not see what the woman actually said and probably read from a script. The whole issue here is not where the Ecoli came from but the presenter wrongly stating she did not eat meat.
@@WorkOutFailDOTcom I know that ham is meat im saying the they said that she didnt eat meat all day just to say that the ham WAS the only meat that she ate
Ham isn't really meat lol it's processed as shit
I would love a job inspecting places. I'd find so many things to fix.
Kat Caller ud be the type to give people Fs left n right. Mean while ur bedroom is never clean.
Niko Gagnon Your the type to like your own comments lol
Gaming Shepherd nahh i dont have the need for self worth as much as you do. Im already a somebody. As for you well.. your just a comment in the past.
Niko Gagnon You still looking your comments lol
Gaming Shepherd looking your comments?. English do you speak it.
She hadn't eaten any meat wtf is ham then 🤔
I was hoping someone else clocked that....
Wizard jizz
@toxic avenger Pork is considered red meat, which includes ham.
Haha "I can only go on what the dog says"! Love it!
I don’t know why she had all them pasta sauce jars in the fridge, they don’t need to be refrigerated until opened
It is like dealing with teenagers, young teenagers. This show should be called ' border protection'.
Cleans with baby wipes? What? They’re for babies not your kitchen.
Exactly, Baby Wipes Are Meant To Be Gentle...Definitely Need Something Strong To Kill The Bacteria.
Yeah, baby wipes, a thing designed to have only harmless chemicals in them, so as to not harm your baby.. these are definitely not going to kill bacteria. Even if you do have children, it would be best to use chemicals on your surfaces and just keep your children away from it.
If you cannot distinguish between ham and vegetables, you are in trouble right away!
Bindy is my fav. I bet shes awesome at frisbee
Carol hasn't eaten any meat? Apart from ham...🙄
Not to mention, can't eat the rice from the pot the next day? What?
1958debs true. Rice should be eaten as soon as it’s cooked, and the remainder thrown away.
The host looks like he bout to say, I saw the clean kitchen and i jizzed in my pants
Lets see the next generation catch every single bug and sickness going thanks to antibac this and antibac that.
It's safe to reheat rice as long as it is kept right
Food inspectors are such dorks this show is literally like the show the office but for food inspectors definitely dwight is the main narrator guy with his overly superhuman enthusiasm for food inspecting
Aw, 37:45. Pupper knows she does a good job!
The old cleaning with baby wipe thing. Ugh let's just move the bacteria to an area where it wasn't already. Make this house more unsafe while trying to keep it safe. Walking backwards ehhh.
@ Emily Adlam-Cook the song is called "Pencil Full Of Lead" by Paolo Nutini.
I bet if Ben scanned his own kitchen he'd still find bacteria there.
the FSA trying to blame anyone else but themselves 6:43.
Horse meat o _______ o woah. Lmao. I mean I guess it tastes meaty ....
They have Halloween decorations in the window still🤣🤪
They had to get rid of the rabbit, so that was number 88 off the menu !
How the food not tested before goes into shelf.
I'm drunk eating a burger right now but too fadef to care🤣
something disturbs me at the beginning, the pretended chef Danny, is using butter from the beginning, he is only supposed to finish the cooking of the meat with butter, burned butter is high risk of cancer, if you really want to use butter all the way, then mix it with oil on your pan.
The taller guy at the start of the video reminds me of Martin of Coronation Street, a few years ago now!
Who else misses those horse burgers ? 🐴🐴
With kids developing immune systems.. yes, have standards.. but i don't believe that 100% sterility is always better.. but then maybe i'm rationalizing my over-packed fridge :/
6:41, no offence intended but WTF is that necklace meant to be? :P
"You need to wash your hands again after touching your mouth" but the door handle on the way out is fine....
Why does Russel look like that guy that watched the exams in bad education with jack Whitehall
Danny at 03:56 is mixing food ingredients barehanded while wearing a ring. Who knows what is trapped between the ring and the finger? Also there is the danger of catching the ring in any mixing machinery, etc. TAKE JEWELRY OFF!
He’s only making it for a taste test
14:52 life in 2020
Is that broomhill park when talking about rice?
I find that this series is interesting.
I guess UV lamps must be really expensive because by christ did they get their money's worth with these ten million title cards per episode.
Great video. thanks
Is hoof-and-mouth the same as foot and mouth?
Image result for foot and mouth vs hoof and mouth
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is often confused with foot-and-mouth disease (also called hoof-and-mouth disease), which affects cows, sheep, and pigs. Humans do not get the animal disease, and animals do not get the human disease.
the old language barrier
The SHERGAR BURGER !!
God I love the Welsh accent.
Getting Harry's bottle to a reading of zero won't be doing him any favors, long term.
I understand what you're saying, but it will never be zero and there will always be other ways his immune system can be given a chance to strengthen, what with him constantly putting his hands in his mouth and all. I certainly wouldn't recommend a parent not sterilizing bottles as thoroughly as possible in order to help boost their child's immune system anyway.
I guess it's a difficult balance nowadays as our common awareness of bacteria has increased dramatically. On the one hand, this awareness has without any shadow of a doubt increased our lifespans and health by an enormous stretch, but on the other, it has the ability to make us afraid of _germs_ to a potentially dangerous degree. I'd hope though that as long as we are aware of the dangers of both extremes, we can strike something of a balance.
Imagine this but in the 1800s. 😬
Who stores unopened jars of pasta sauce in the fridge…
Danny needs to remove ring and watch before working with food.
@3:54 - WTF ? He doesn't even wear gloves while he's handling the raw meat ? He could have been scratching his bollocks or anything !
He can scrstch his bollocks with gloves on too
It’s okay testko because a few days ago Subway in America the cdc did a DNA test and found the tuna 🍣 was crab and scraps of other fish no tuna at all and that’s in America I can only imagine what happening in the Caribbean our Luck anaconda and lizards if we’re lucky 🍀
I wonder if that market guy could get me a Smokey bat from China? 🤔
'just a pastry' my ass! ..and why would you want to eat meat sandwiches that have been stuffed into a room temperature suitcase???
dried apricots lying ex lepar,i am sure she was in '' life of Brian''
What's so bad about eating horse meat, in Italy is normally eaten es well as donkey meat
Really really clean my ass. I could see the fucking dirt already. Bruh liez
como veo los documentales de kakatonyLa en spanish
everybody getting angry about being fed a more lean & healthy meat
Who in their right mind buys pre-cooked rice? It is the cheapest and easiest thing to make, takes 10 minutes then wash the pot and have no single-use plastic waste at the end of it. Have we really become that lazy?
I buy it. I'm disabled, I can't be standing or sitting for no longer than 5 minutes in the kitchen, unfortunately. My carer will cook it from scratch, as he does with all my meals, he cooks in batches so all I need to do is reheat. I've not been able to see him for 7 weeks and I'm struggling so bad, but that's life with the virus.
@@itsmedawn-marie Ahhh, my apologies, I really hadn't thought of that. And I'm sorry to hear you are struggling as you are. The lockdown is surely a double-edged sword :-(
Sometimes it’s easy to get pre cooked to use for a quick fried rice
wtf they didnt even let her eat her food!!
Have they not heard of gloves
When the fuck will Britain discover rubber gloves?
I'm surprised so many people want to travel with and eat tainted foods. So disgusting.
You have to chase the horse berger
30:15 "3 second rule...actually 5 sec." 😄😆😅🤣😂🙃 still rolling...Me just not believe any of these nonsense 😉
and tht bottle rerason it was high because it was a used bottle you can tell it was a used unfinished bottle
Hope they are checking for Bats and covid?
does it have english subtitle? Please share me its subtitle?
Thank you so much
I'm not an expert, but I think that because this video was uploaded seven years ago, it doesn't have subtitles :-(
how on earth are grasshoppers allowed? That is meat.
This is enough to put me off meat for life. I think I would rather die from E.coli off a poorly washed carrot.
It's a donkey's world.................haw heee!!
In Australia the health inspectors tell you when they’re going to visit
How very thoughtful of them! lol. Do they also stay back and help the staff in the more dirty kitchens to clean them up as well?
What about all that spilled rice laying all around the packaging machine and rolling conveyor?
Why was that female from halifax holding her teenage son like a baby,
R there any dentists over there?
Yes, we do, you’ll find that it’s only the middle aged and elderly with bad teeth now, most young folk get braces and retainers to correct their teeth now. Of course a lot less of us whiten our teeth but the benefits of that are very arguable.
Makes me even more happy I no longer eat meat. Yukk
horse meat is really nice ..during the last world war polish ppl in labor camps only had access to horse meat ... went to a new years eve party once where the meat served was horse everyone raved about how nice the meat was till the host told ppl it was horse meat lol .. but really it was good
gimme da horse
¿ What does a rating of zero correspond to ?
POV your teacher sent you here because of quarantine
Oh shit I do reheat rice 🥺. Oh dang yikes.
What is the problem with the fact that it's horse meat?
Well, for once horses are generally considered companion animals or pets now and not lifestock. For many people, it's like eating their pet dog.
The other side of the story is that privately owned pet horses are treated with much different medication than lifestock when they get ill. These meds can go into the food chain, if said horse gets bought by a shady meat buyer, who's not too concerned with proper papers and has the horse slaughtered for meat somewhere where someone else is not all that concerned about papers eithers.
And even with legal slaughter horses there's sometimes issues like transport and equipment meant for cattle.
Horse meat is a very controversial topic.
@Prairiedoggen its still vile and should be illegal.
What's the song at 26:31
Kids by MGMT
Horse is actually a ethnic cuisine of central asia in places like Uzbekistan all the way to Mongolia and parts of Russia
Even places in Spain
WTF NO CLOSED CAPTIONING THIS VIDEO ..
14:50 that is sooo 2020 :D
Ben must be single
She didn't eat meat herrmmmmm pretty sure she said she ate ham on that panini. Unless ham isn't considered a meat anymore....
Ugh.. is a restaurant allowed to serve the public with a '1'???
Yah that’s right yah
who puts glas jars in fridge