Kaczmark
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IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 11:00 AM
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Does anyone remember IdylBrook Farms Hamburger Resteraunt on Chili Ave. in Rochester New York? I vagely remember cheap eats, and real good ice cream treats. I guess they closed them down for serving (believe it or not) horsemeat for their hamburgers. It wasn't illegal at the time, but you had to TELL THE PUBLIC that that was what they were getting. They didn't.......
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carlton pierre
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 5:24 PM
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A better question, does anyone remember when horsemeat was legal ?
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Sundancer7
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 5:29 PM
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carlton pierre
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 5:34 PM
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Yeah, but it doesn't answer my question.
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seafarer john
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 5:58 PM
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So, what's wrong with eating horsemeat?
cheers, John
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Sundancer7
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 6:09 PM
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quote:Originally posted by seafarer john
So, what's wrong with eating horsemeat?
cheers, John
I do not know that anything is wrong with consuming horsemeat, I personally do not do that. I do not care what others do. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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carlton pierre
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 6:18 PM
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John, etal, read the question. No one asked if anything was wrong with it!!! Does anyone remember when it was legal to serve it?
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tiki
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 7:04 PM
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according to what i just goggled--it still is legal in calif anyway--by state law---although cities may and DO have laws against it. HMMMM
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HungryDoug
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Thu, 03/10/05 9:42 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Kaczmark
Does anyone remember IdylBrook Farms Hamburger Resteraunt on Chili Ave. in Rochester New York? I vagely remember cheap eats, and real good ice cream treats. I guess they closed them down for serving (believe it or not) horsemeat for their hamburgers. It wasn't illegal at the time, but you had to TELL THE PUBLIC that that was what they were getting. They didn't.......
Lived in Rochester for 3 years, but I never made it to this place, probably already closed when I was there. My favorite place for burgers was the Schaller's on Island Cottage Rd (get em with the hot sauce).
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Heartburn
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Sun, 11/5/06 5:05 PM
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I,m in my seventies and I remember eating horsemeat.
It was legal during WWII when all other meat was rationed
There was a store in Springfield MA that only sold it.
My dad would buy steaks and we grilled them
As I remember they where very good
Of course,my mom and sister would mot touch them
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Gizmolito
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RE: IdylBrook Farms of Rochester
Sun, 11/5/06 7:06 PM
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It seems like it depends what state you are in, whether it's illegal. http://equineprotectionnetwork.com/general/gindex.htm I just thought it was an unpopular meat in the USA, kind of like lamb doesn't sell well outside of ethnic areas, or veal, which some find offensive somehow. Horsemeat had some brief trendiness in the early Seventies, when you could find it in supermarkets. There even was an "All in the Family" episode, with Archie and Meathead debating its merits, if I remember right.
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