The Guardian -
18 Jan 2013 23:35

The supermarkets are not the victims in this scandal - with false smells and tastes they've made us lose touch with what we eat In Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd it was initially cats in pies; later, because all drama needs momentum, it was extras in pies. Now, in widening swaths of our glittering supermarkets and cheaper restaurants, it is bits of pig and horse in beefburgers, sometimes in grotesque amounts. Ignore the chatter about horsemeat being good for you; this is not an opportunity to a...
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