Non traditional meats

[Blue 1]

Capybara are well funny. They are really good swimmers, apparently!

 

[bluebottle]

Capybara are well funny. They are really good swimmers, apparently!

Anacondas love them.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Anacondas love them.

On toast

 

[Kurt.]

I once ate honeybadger

 

[bluebottle]

On toast

Only as a foie gras, they are quite fussy things.

 

[Moomin]

Cat. Pigeon. Platypus (the bill is tasty slow roasted). Koala bear. Panda (very nice in an apricot tagine. Yep fusion cooking right there!)

How was your sex drive after eating Panda, just curious like.

 

[Allezfan]

Deer, Boar and Ostrich for me.

 

[bluebottle]

How was your sex drive after eating Panda, just curious like.

Eats, shoots and leaves, like normal.

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

what's cat like? always wondered



reindeer is delicious, had it in a burger in finland

Cat? Surprisingly tangy. Nice with a pepper-mustard sauce

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

Eats, shoots and leaves, like normal.

This.

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

YOU HORRIFIC MONSTER

Dude, it was that or my own arm. I got locked in Chester Zoo overnight and I was hungry. I need my arms. Sorry.

 

[Piijt]

Living in North Africa I regularly am invited to eat camel with cous cous, traditional Friday lunch for a wealthy household. To be honest it's not bad.

 

[Degs62]

Kangaroo only in the UK funnily enough, goat and camel in Tunisia and heaven knows what else from the local chinese.

 

[Groucho]

I've knowingly eaten horse in France and wasn't keen. I've also had Ostrich (tastes like steak, texture of liver) and shark (thickest, juiciest bit of fish I've ever had).

 

[Degs62]

I've knowingly eaten horse in France and wasn't keen. I've also had Ostrich (tastes like steak, texture of liver) and shark (thickest, juiciest bit of fish I've ever had).

Forgot shark, but plenty of people eat that without knowing it, called 'Flake' overhere.