Finland still carries horse meat, but it&#x27;s still a rarity, as nobody grows horses for making meat, and it&#x27;s just adult horses that were put down for some other reason. The nice thing about it being so rare is that it&#x27;s really cheap! You might get a good horse steak from the meat counter half the price of the best beef steaks, and it&#x27;s much better than any beef steak I&#x27;ve ever eaten in any country.<p>Reindeer steaks on the other hand, those are among the best steaks made out of any animal I&#x27;ve eaten. There the price comes from the fact that reindeer herds need hundreds if not thousands of square kilometres to roam freely. The good thing is that Finland has 123 000 sqkms of wilderness (roughly the size of Greece or Mississippi) officially dedicated for herding reindeer!