Horsemeat (noun)

Meat from a horse, used as food.

Origin:

The word "horsemeat" comes from the old english word "hors", meaning "horse" and "mete", meaning "meat". it refers to the meat of a horse, which is considered a delicacy in some cultures.

Examples:

1. In France, horsemeat is considered a delicacy and is often used in traditional dishes such as steak tartare.
2. The scandal of horsemeat being found in beef products in 2013 caused many consumers to question the safety of their food.
3. Some argue that horsemeat is a more sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional meats such as beef and pork.
4. Horsemeat is a lean meat, with a high protein and low fat content.
5. Many countries around the world, including China, Mexico and Kazakhstan, have a long history of consuming horsemeat as part of their traditional cuisine.