“I ate Pulled Horse and Charcuterie at this pop-up Horse Restaurant.”

— Felicia Alberding, Munchies

A pop-up restaurant that gave diners the chance to give horse meat an honest try. 

The Fat Pony’s menu offered items like dry-cured sausage and pastrami, pulled horse sandwiches with spicy cucumber salad on a bun made with horse milk, and tagliatelle with horsemeat ragù and trefoil.

For dessert, there were oatcakes, a piece of chocolate shaped like a horse turd, carrot cake, and coffee served with horse milk upon request. When they first entered, guests might have thought they had mistakenly stepped into a slaughterhouse for horses. The tables were arranged as they would be at a horse show, the beer served was BrewDog's Dead Pony Club, and there was a equestrian playlist containing a handpicked selection of horse-themed songs.

Collaboration with Josine Beugels, Margriet Craens, Lucas Maassen, Paul Slot and Fontys Academy students.

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