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All I have tried is kangaroo in australia, beaver in lithuania, horse in japan. Cant think of much else. Are they worth experimenting with?
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we've all had beaver in Lithuania
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Ebola Starter Pack
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1 x mule (2kg strapped to body pack)
given my experiences with Australian immigration / emmigration. |
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what's the point? nothing wrong with british beef, pork chicken etc., and much cheaper
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A great chef said 'there is a reason in Britain we eat sheep, pig, and cow.' If these meats were to our palate it would be easy enough to breed them for domestic consumption. Having tried goat curry (strange taste & lots tiny little bones), horse (bit tough) and crocodile (like a watery chicken & weird hybrid of fish/chicken) I can only concur with those wise words.
I like to try different foods but frankly my search for culinary enlightenment has fallen flat on its arse in the meat stakes! |
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No difference between a Bison and a Buffalo, except you can't wash your hands in a buffalo.
Where's the Squirrel? Why would you "partially cook" Ostrich Fillet? It is fine to cook from raw Generally sounds good, although you'd worry about Wagyu Beef that is ONLY fit for burgers AND needs sweet-chilli |
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It looks fkin disgusting.
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might as well throw some dog in while you're at it.
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I do hope that's all Halah prepared....
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any cats in it?
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Cant be any worse than the sh1te you feed your cats Kenny.
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We've been through that before rob. I explained that I buy the most ethical cat food I can.
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kangaroo tastes a bit like wallaby hth
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Not exactly exotic, but I brought some Andouilette back from France. It's supposed to be a delicacy. It's Sausage made with the colon of a Pig. I fried it up and it immediately stank the kichen out. Like a tramp had broken in and had a dump on the floor then set light to it. I thought I'd taste it though, with some Dijon Mustard as per the reccomendation. Absolutely disgusting. Closest you can get to eating faeces without becoming one of those Japanese women. I had to throw it in the bin then throw the bin away.
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Iam seriouslythinking buying this, approx 5kg for seventy quid, £14/kg delivery included
1 x Alpaca Burgers (2 in a 220g Pack) 1 x Bison Diced Steak (350g Pack) 1 x Buffalo Striploin Fillet (1 in a 225g Pack) 1 x Camel Mince (500g Pack) 1 x Crocodile Diced Steak (350g Pack) 1 x Crocodile Meatballs (12 in a 240g Pack) 1 x Goat Curry Burgers (2 in a 220g Pack) 1 x Horse Sausages (6 in a 360g Pack) 1 x Ibérico & Apple Sausages (6 in a 360g Pack) 1 x Kangaroo Rump Steaks (2 in a 250g Pack) 1 x Llama Mince (500g Pack) 1 x Mouflon Haunch Steak (2 in a 250g Pack) 1 x Partially Cooked Ostrich Fillet (1 in a 125g Pack) 1 x Springbok Burgers (2 in a 220g Pack) 1 x Wagyu Beef Sweet Chilli Burgers (2 in a 220g Pack) 1 x Zebra Meatballs (12 in a 240g Pack) Get FREE DELIVERY with this Selection Box Why? |
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Had a camel burger which was really very nice once, also crocodile isn't bad.
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'Steak please.'
'How would sir like it?' 'Pull the horns out and wipe the arse, I'm starving.' |
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I've had a Kebab and also tried Buffalo wings.
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If you want to experiment, try the KFC in Wisbech.
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What do a Kentucky Fried Chicken and a woman have in common? If you remove the legs and the breast you're left with a smelly greasy box?
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Very poor
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You been drinking, kenny? At least that would give some excuse...
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I have a drink every day.
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I'm heading to KFC soon.
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Horse sausage for rob!
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As a youngster I went backpacking and met a fella called Ramone
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Not exactly exotic, but I brought some Andouilette back from France. It's supposed to be a delicacy. It's Sausage made with the colon of a Pig. I fried it up and it immediately stank the kichen out. Like a tramp had broken in and had a dump on the floor then set light to it. I thought I'd taste it though, with some Dijon Mustard as per the reccomendation. Absolutely disgusting. Closest you can get to eating faeces without becoming one of those Japanese women. I had to throw it in the bin then throw the bin away.
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Bush meat ...lizard meatballs... guninea pig burgers...shocking ommission from the top list
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crisp.........and you had sex with him
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No. He made me a Llama burger.
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then you had sex with him
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WHEN I WAS IN BENEEDORM WITH AIR TOURS WE BOOKED A DAY TRIP UP THE AMAZON AND I TRIED THE ARMADILLO KEBABS THEY WERE SCRUMPTIOUS
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AND PIGMY PIE FOR DESERT
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Most of the products are processed. No mention of how much filler, onion, breadcrumbs, ash, coatings etc added.
What are the food hygiene standards in the countries in which the products were manufactured? £14 a kilo is a lot when you don't know what you are getting. |
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or Tradefair and Financials
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colon cancer fodder
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