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On a lighter note - Horse Tenderloin

Would you try Horse Tenderloin in place of Been Tenderloin all other things equal?

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No no, not gonna happen. NO.

Not unless I was getting paid to. Or if I were starving.
 
Isn't this already on the menu at the Chinese Buffet's under the label "chicken" like everything else?...:chew:
 
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I'd try it, sure. I doubt I would eat it as regularly as I do cow, though
 
Doesn't bother me, it can't be any worse than some of the other things I've tried to eat. I don't get all emotional about what species of animal I'm eating, we're omnivores, so long as it tastes good and is healthy, I'm fine with it. That includes puppy-burgers and kitten-on-a-stick, for anyone who plans on asking.
 
Cephus said:
Doesn't bother me, it can't be any worse than some of the other things I've tried to eat. I don't get all emotional about what species of animal I'm eating, we're omnivores, so long as it tastes good and is healthy, I'm fine with it. That includes puppy-burgers and kitten-on-a-stick, for anyone who plans on asking.
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I'll second that.

Westerners look at an animal and declare it 'too cute to eat'.
Billions of others do not have that luxury.
 
Sure. I have a food policy that I will try anything once. It's never failed me yet, except when they try and add onions to it. Instant ruin.
 
sadly I am a very picky eater, and it really limits the numer of things i can bring myself to eat
what it is matters not, but how it tastes/smells is tough to overcome
there is not one fish that does not smell like low tide
no matter how fresh, no matter how prepared
creativedreams said:
Isn't this already on the menu at the Chinese Buffet's under the label "chicken" like everything else?...:chew:
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silly
Chicken is cat
Steak is horse
 
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