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"  The horse meat scandal continues on, but the latest news is about putting horse meat back on shelves, not taking it off. Apparently, IKEA wants to sell its remaining horse meat-tainted meatballs. According to the Agence France-Press, IKEA spokesperson Yvla Magnusson explained what the company might do with the thousands of leftover meatballs. &amp;quot;We are looking at ways of using the meatballs as food, since they are completely safe to eat. But we are still in talks with the authorities over this,&amp;quot; she stated. More from Delish: 17 of Martha Stewart&amp;#039;s Best Meatball Recipes The Huffington Post reports that one option would be for the meatballs to go on sale at Swedish stores. They would be relabeled to show that they do in fact contain horse meat and would be sold at a discounted price. The proceeds would then be donated to charity. More from Delish: Pasta Perfection: 52 Easy and Satisfying Recipes IKEA is still in discussions with authorities to determine if it can try selling the tainted meatballs. If IKEA isn&amp;#039;t allowed to sell the food, the company will resort to other options. &amp;quot;If we are unsuccessful our other option is to use them for bio-gas,&amp;quot; Magnusson said. Either way the company won&amp;#039;t simply toss the meatballs.  Do you think the meatballs should be sold at a discounted price? Would you buy food with horse meat in it? Find more great food content on Delish:   Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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