Could you?

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by panther

Eat dog?.... Nooooooooooo
same with rabbit cant eat that either, ewwww to me they are pets!!

Attachment 8535could you honestly eat that???

Course not, there's hardly any meat on it!

[panther]

............lol

[entwisi]

Rabbit is lovely

Mmmm, pie.................

[Ianto.W.]

In sweden and Norway they eat Raindeer ane Elk meat as we eat roast beef, it is much like pony and horse meat to look at, very stringy but the Elk stew is very tasty, they also make sausages and salamis these are equaly as good.

[grego]

I think its a cultural thing, I wouldn't eat it but then I dont eat many meats.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by flashytart

well i dont know, i went to belgium last year and they had horse meat for sale everywhere, as i'm a horse lover and enjoy the odd ride i definately couldnt eat horse meat, i suppose if dog meat or any other meat for that fact was put in a pie and i didnt know what it was then yes i would more than likely eat it

had a steak in the 70s in belgium and it was minging i asked the waiter who told me it was horse meat,its what we eat here, so ive tried it but wouldnt recommend it,its crap.

[entwisi]

So if the first 'beef' steak you ate was crap you would never eat another?

You could have been serverd shin and be missing out on fillet for the rest of your life

[WillowTheWhisp]

It's just a cultural thing because we have dogs as pets. Funnily enough I had pet rabbits as a child but still think rabbit stew is tasty.

[LancYorkYankee]

Originally Posted by jedimaster

having already tried many wierd and wonderful concoctions
my answer would have to be a resounding yes
i am always willing to try something new

My thoughts exactly Jedi!

Brian

[LancYorkYankee]

Originally Posted by panther
Eat dog?.... Nooooooooooo
same with rabbit cant eat that either!!

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Course not, there's hardly any meat on it!

Previous quote from Wynonie: "I ate guinea pig in Peru and it was delicious!"

So how big do they grow those Peruvian guinea pigs Wynonie? Must be monsters eh?

Brian

[maxwell silver]

Pour some tasty sauce over it a la dodgy chinese/indian and you would'nt know what was on your fork.Sauces hide a multitude of culinary nightmares.

[shillelagh]

I dont think i could eat something that id been stroking and petting.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by entwisi

So if the first 'beef' steak you ate was crap you would never eat another?

You could have been serverd shin and be missing out on fillet for the rest of your life

my first job was a butcher i know my cuts,so ya dont know everything.

[West Ender]

There's a special relationship between humans and dogs, in the Western world at least, so we find the thought of eating them abhorrant. I couldn't, knowingly, eat one having had pet dogs all my life. I can't eat rabbit either, though I don't have a problem with other people eating it. When my parents kept hens, when I was a child, I could never eat one of our own - too personal - but I eat chicken.

I've eaten horse in France and Belgium, not very happily but it tasted OK, and I like venison even though Walt Disney's Bambi made me cry. I've helped to rear a few lambs but lamb is my favourite meat and I like cows but I eat beef. The close relationship isn't there, not like with dogs.

I'm not squeamish, I've eaten snails (sorry, escargot, delicious with garlic butter), camel's gonads and I love oysters etc. but dog? No way. It'd be almost like eating a person.

Come to think of it, would you eat a rat (farm reared, not wild and diseased)? I wonder if it tastes like rabbit.

[entwisi]

absolutely. I have very few hangups about what I would (or not) eat