The miracle of New Zealand lamb (Easter)

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The miracle of New Zealand lamb (Easter)




by Christophe » 06/04/07, 12:43

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Carte blanche from the “Avion Rouge” collective published in Le Soir and L'Echo on April 6, 2007

That's it, the Easter holidays are just around the corner, with their holidays or vacations. But also and above all with the Easter eggs that the Easter bells come directly from Rome drop in our gardens. Then, when we come to the table, we will taste the Paschal lamb ... from New Zealand. Whether we are in Brussels, Paris, Rome or Berlin. Indeed, everywhere in Europe, this lamb is currently offered to hundreds of millions of consumers at a ridiculously low price, very much lower than that of the local lamb (hear by "local", any European origin), reaching a record € 5,30 per kg in French hypermarkets.
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The continuation on: http://avionrouge.blogspot.com/
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by Obamot » 31/03/13, 07:34

Christophe wrote: The miracle of the New Zealand lamb (Easter)

It turns into ... beef!
http://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/ ... _3234.html

All fuck up!



Happy Easter anyway ...!

After the horse disguised as an ox, here is the British sheep banned from importation. Already involved in the "horsegate" scandal, the company Spanghero confirmed on Tuesday March 19 that it had imported 57 tonnes of non-compliant frozen sheepmeat from the United Kingdom. The intermediary of the transaction is, once again, the Dutch broker Jan Fasen and his company Draap Trading.

This suspicious mutton was discovered by the veterinary brigades dispatched to the company in Castelnaudary (Aude) following the horse meat affair. Looking at this batch, referred to as "minced lamb" from the UK, Agriculture Department sleuths discovered that it was in fact "mechanically separated meat" or MSM, a preparation simmered by slaughterhouses with ...
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by Christophe » 31/03/13, 10:16

Beautiful unearthing and topical in addition! Bravo LeJuste!

Did you shake the eggs I hope? : Cheesy: : Cheesy:
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by Obamot » 31/03/13, 10:33

Christophe wrote:Beautiful unearthing and topical in addition! Bravo LEJUSTE!


Here too, would we be mistaken about the nature of the livestock? Image

Christophe wrote:Did you shake the eggs I hope? : Cheesy: : Cheesy:


Not daring, I was too afraid of not knowing what I was going to discover there : Lol:
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by plasmanu » 31/03/13, 11:11

It's nice to see Obamot again :P

Take a leg of lamb for the horse. He's a little pony.

We sell New Zealand 3 times cheaper than English.
There is no French channel for frozen food.
There are few references.

PS: and you know what about God. I'm not even sure it takes a capital letter.
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by Christophe » 31/03/13, 11:24

Obamot wrote:Not daring, I was too afraid of not knowing what I was going to discover there : Lol:


It's always a surprise ... and it takes 9 months : Mrgreen:

Then first I asked LeJuste the question ...

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by the middle » 31/03/13, 12:18

I had not seen, yes, it was Obamot who brought the lamb out of the dungeon,
That said, I'm busy cooking a leg, and over the minutes, I notice that this beautiful piece of meat is quickly reduced.
Obviously, there is a lot of water in this leg ...
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by Christophe » 31/03/13, 12:46

Ah shit yes I was wrong! I answered you at the same time in another subject ... then it was Sunday morning lol

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by sen-no-sen » 31/03/13, 13:11

He has risen!
Very symbolic return of Obamot on Easter day!
Re-welcome!
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by moinsdewatt » 31/03/13, 13:44

lejustemilieu wrote:I had not seen, yes, it was Obamot who brought the lamb out of the dungeon,


Or is it Obamot who came out of oblivion? : Lol:
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