article_snippet.sent: Customers at a Rio de Janeiro snack bar were unwittingly eating pastries made from the meat of stray dogs, police said today.
article_snippet.sent: The canines, which appeared to have been killed with blows to the head, were used for the fillings of 'pastels', a traditional Brazilian stuffed pastry which is deep-fried and normally made with ground beef.
article_snippet.sent: According to police, Chinese owner Van Ruilonc admitted to making the snacks from dog meat, adding that the animals were strays Chinese owner Van Ruilonc had rounded up from streets in the city, which will host next year's Olympic Games.
article_snippet.sent: The canines, which appeared to have been killed with blows to the head, were used as meat at  the fast food bar owned by Van Ruilonc .
article_snippet.sent: Dog meat was used for the fillings of 'pastels', a traditional Brazilian stuffed pastry which is deep-fried and normally made with ground beef (stock picture)
highlights_snippet.sent: Chinese owner Van Ruilonc admitted making pasties out of  stray canines .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Dog meat  would  be sold to unwitting customers at the fast food outlet .