Unusual meats you have eaten?

[Aeson]

Sounded almost like he was bitter about something.

Judging by your response to the quote, you're obviously a very astute judge of a person's tone

[Al B. Sure!]

Judging by your response to the quote, you're obviously a very astute judge of a person's tone

Why thank you

[Dauphin]

Kangaroo, ostrich, bison, saveloy.

[kentonio]

This thread won't get really interesting until Asher posts in it.

[loinburger]

Goat, reindeer

[molly bloom]

Crocodile, flying fish roe, emu, wallaby, kangaroo, ox, camel, widjuti grubs. Sweetbreads- delicious. Heart, kidneys, tongue and liver of various mammals. Pigs' ears, tails and trotters.

Tripe in soup and steamed with black bean and chilli sauce. Barramundi and Moreton Bay bugs. Yabbies. Eels steamed and smoked. And cooked on a hot plate.

[Lorizael]

reindeer

Someone's getting coal in their stocking this year.

[Lorizael]

Oh, does Taco Bell count as an unusual meat?

[rah]

Unusual yes, meat no.

Alligator, snake, deer. Almost anything deep fried.
They used to have an exotic meet restaurant here in Chicago that served a lot of African safari types, like lion, elephant, etc. I ate there a few times pretty hammered so lord knows some of the others I've eaten.

[The Mad Monk]

How does deer qualify as unusual? They're everywhere!

[loinburger]

So are guinea pigs, but I'd still label them as an unusual thing to eat. If you can't buy it in a supermarket then it's unusual (although granted that deer is much less unusual than, I dunno, roasted rat)

[rah]

Probably because it's not sold in most grocery stores. At least those not in the northern most states.

Damn, Loin beat me to it.

[Dauphin]

Venison is dear, isn't it? [/Jimmy Carr]

Venison is readily available in my local supermarket. :shrug:

[The Mad Monk]

Yep. I eat venison about twice a week, my parents do so nearly every night.

[rah]

Venison is dear, isn't it? [/Jimmy Carr]

No, in most places, it's generally inexpensive.