Halal Meat in Restaurants

[diablo 10]

So following on from the Daily Mail report below that many places are using Halal meat, does anyone know which restaurants / take aways in Sheffield do not use Halal Meat?

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1313303/Britain-goes-halal---tells-public.html

[neeeeeeeeeek 10]

Ring the ones you want to go to and ask them.

[anywebsite 10]

Beres, I'd guess they're not halal.

[FatDave 11]

Subway is all halal, I take it their meatballs (traditionally pork) and salamis and peperonis (pork based meats) are actually fake pork flavoured meat.

 

I'll not eat where the halal sign is shown, and before anybody asks I won't be stamping animals to death or engaging in any other unnecesarry cruelty either.

[laura16 10]

It doesn't really make much difference unless your musslim so you want your meat to be halal

[laura16 10]

Subway is all halal, I take it their meatballs (traditionally pork) and salamis and peperonis (pork based meats) are actually fake pork flavoured meat.

 

I'll not eat where the halal sign is shown, and before anybody asks I won't be stamping animals to death or engaging in any other unnecesarry cruelty either.

 

 

Just because meat is halal it doesn't mean an animal has suffered unnessersary cruilty it just basically a prayer said. I'm not saying unnessersary cruilty doesn't happen but it can happen just as likely with normal meat too

 

A lot of places stun the animals first now anyway so I've been told

Edited February 28, 2012 by laura16

[Squiggs 11]

Oh I LOVE the way they show the poor people the eating meat with a spell cast on it at Ascot - they'd be shocked at the cruelty - if they knew it was meat for foreigners (cue Little Britain WI projectile vomiting)

 

Not bothered about the cruelty and laughter inherent in the horse racing inustry because that's old fashioned British cruelty and thus better than Johnny Foreigner's cruelty

[quisquose 10]

Ring the ones you want to go to and ask them.

 

Since meat is not marked to identify it as non-halal, it is unlikely that many restaurant can give a guarantee to anybody wishing to avoid halal meat.

[FatDave 11]

Just because meat is halal it doesn't mean an animal has suffered unnessersary cruilty it just basically a prayer said. I'm not saying unnessersary cruilty doesn't happen but it can happen just as likely with normal meat too

 

You clearly don't know what halal is then. I suggest you google it, the process is hideous and symptomatic of a vile a cruel people.

[FatDave 11]

Not bothered about the cruelty and laughter inherent in the horse racing inustry because that's old fashioned British cruelty and thus better than Johnny Foreigner's cruelty

 

I see your point, what you're actually saying is that let's allow the introduction of new cruelty while we turn our attention to the old ones. Well done.

[laura16 10]

You clearly don't know what halal is then. I suggest you google it, the process is hideous and symptomatic of a vile a cruel people.

 

I do but most animals are now stunned anyway I have spoken to people who sell halal and a lot of them only want to buy it when the animal hasn't been abused

[Squiggs 11]

You clearly don't know what halal is then. I suggest you google it, the process is hideous and symptomatic of a vile a cruel people.

 

It is indeed

 

Along with many intensive farming practices that give us our meat - but at least the cruelty wasn't done by someone with a funny sounding name