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What Would, Or Wouldn't, You Eat?

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Heard some discussion on the radio today about meat that people think is acceptable or not to eat. For instance, I've eaten goat, ostrich, alligator, I would eat horse if given the chance. I think I'd try dog or kangaroo, but I can't see eating possum, rat or cat.

 

How about you? What would you try? What have you already had? What would turn your stomach just thinking about it?

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I draw the line at rodents. I've had alligator, all kinds of fish from Shark to Octopus, goat, etc but I don't think I could eat a rat or opossum or something like that. Of all the non-traditional meats I've tried I like alligator the best. It's very good.

I draw the line at rodents. I've had alligator, all kinds of fish from Shark to Octopus, goat, etc but I don't think I could eat a rat or opossum or something like that. Of all the non-traditional meats I've tried I like alligator the best. It's very good.

 

 

 

You've never had squirrel?

I would eat anything at least once.

^Horse fries?

^Horse fries?

 

 

I've had lamb and pig testicles. I assume horse fries is the same.

I've tried a lot of different things. I'm absolutely crazy for froglegs.

I love deer and elk.

I've also tried antelope, bear and buffalo.

Alligator was good, oppossum & raccoon not so much.

I like small game like squirrel and rabbit if fixed right.

I've never tried rattlesnake, but I would like to.

I've eaten shark and swordfish and mahi mahi, but not octopus.

I don't think I'd ever try sushi of any kind, just doesn't appeal to me.

Ive eaten grasshoppers and ants and snails.

I have tried quail and pheasant and duck.

I ate a night crawler once on a dare, tasted like a mixture of snot and dirt.

I have had rat in China. It was not too bad when I thought it was chicken!!!

Pretty sure I had dog in South Korea once.

You've never had squirrel?

 

No and I hope to keep it that way! :thumb:

For instance, I've eaten goat, ostrich, alligator, I would eat horse if given the chance. I think I'd try dog or kangaroo, but I can't see eating possum, rat or cat.

 

How about you? What would you try? What have you already had? What would turn your stomach just thinking about it?

 

I would eat NONE of that! All of it makes my stomach turn! :puke::puke:

 

Just give me a slab of beef from the cow!!

To quote Col. Potter, "How could anyone eat a Horse? It is a noble beast. We are doing cows and pigs a favor, they are ugly!

 

OK its a loose quote. I could not eat a horse anything in the rodent family. I have had squirrel in a burgoo. I have had mountain oysters from pigs and calves. Couldn't even think about eating a dog or cat, which is why I don't eat Chinese food.

You've never had squirrel?
Not yet. :cool:

I've had goat curry several times. Also ate muskrat once or twice as a kid. Squirrel, rabbit, alligator, just about every kind of seafood.

 

I do make it a point to check the classified ads for lost pets before eating at either of the local Chinese restaurants.

I eat the normal things - pig, chicken, cow, turkey.

 

I've had deer jerky and enjoy it. Never any other form.

 

I would not eat horse, rodent, opposum, raccoon, or any reptile (snakes, etc.)\

 

I could never bring myself to eat a cat or dog.

 

I could try squirrel and rabbit, but haven't.

I pride myself on being open to tryong new things but I don't know that I could willingly eat rat. Bugs of any kind also are likely on the NO TRY list.

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