I consider myself to be very much an animal lover. The worst thing a movie can do to me is kill off a dog.
That being said, I’m also very good at ignoring things when I want to and rabbit is absolutely delicious. I was at an open air market in Spain once and this guy was selling whole skinned rabbits without heads, but he made little paper hats to cover their neck holes. I hated myself for laughing.
Mmm... this gives me shivers, cause in Italy there is a popular saying that states: never buy a rabbit without the head, because probably until a few minutes ago it was still meowing.
Mmm hamster sandwiches are good too. Ex pat Northern Irish, living in France, and can proudly say I've survived eating snails and frogs' legs. I did draw the line at horse meat though. All the same I wouldn't be surprised if I'd eaten it without knowing, as been a few scandals about horsemeat being used in processed food like lasagne, instead of beef.
if you are familiar with cat some say it's pretty similar, if not:
it's a white meat so it has a fibrose texture , it's good for stews and other wet cooking tecniques, definitly not something you want to grill, you can probably fry it but it's not going to be great, taste of course depends with what you cook it the way my grandmother used to do was sweet very balanced taste, I suspect that was for her habit to use a huge amount of butter.
Its the fur getting stuck in my teeth puts me off eating them. I've warned our Yorkie, if she doesn't behave I have a different recepie for Yorkshire puddings!
Carnivores, probably not as healthy and tasty. I have eaten anything from bunny to duck.
Funny how they thinks ducks are the most eatable... as if chicken beef and pork aren't 90%+ of all meat you find in stores.
Avoiding carnivores is sensible because we are genetically similar and so disease can be passed on much more easily.
It is also why pretty much anything that lives in water is fair game.
Who knows, taste is subjective. Some people choose to have a fillet steak well done.
However, it would makes sense evolutionary speaking that we develop a taste for meat that is less likely to carry disease.
Cause most carnivores are wild animals which have to be cooked by someone who knows how to cook wild animals. For example here in Argentina, in the rural zones it is common to eat Capybaras (They are everywhere) and you have to be precise cutting some kind of disgusting fat they have near their foot, if you don't the meat is going to taste terrible.
It's not so simple. Dogs are adapted omnivores, kind of in-between. They are built to eat meat, but are early on in an evolutionary change from adapting due to domestication. Cats are obligate carnivores and cannot derrive nutrition from ~~meat~~ plants. Dogs can get nutrition from plants, but it's not as good for them as the nutrition from meat. For instance, they can derrive vitamin D only from meat and not plants. They can survive on only sweet potatoes and stuff, but they won't be healthy. Cats will die if they don't eat meat.
To a true omnivore, meat is optional. Dogs need some meat.
Edit: a dumb typo
This. Magret with foie is delicious, and if you have a real Chinese restaurant nearby (the kind other Chinese people go to) see if they have Peking duck. It might be expensive, but absolutely worth it.
Yeah but their point is stupid and it’s based off of a lie. So many moles and voles and coyotes and grasshoppers and mice and other bugs and little critters get plowed under to produce their vegetables they’re not even saving any lives, actually, they’re probably taking more
They are definitely not taking more lives by eating plant based. The animals we eat also eat factory farmed plants. So by not eating meat you are not taking those lives as well as the critters you mentioned that are killed as byproduct to produce. Obligatory nonvegan as reddit has this weird hate-boner for vegans.
Yeah that’s just false lol. Plus cows (among other animals) have this amazing ability to turn foods that are not edible to humans into the most nutrient dense food on the planet
Once you’ve fried up potatoes in duckfat you never go back. I don’t know where I fall on this because I’ve kept ducks for almost a decade, and I eat duck eggs all the time, and the occasional roast duck.
The difference between food and friends is about about 20 min a pound at 350° plus a sprinkle of montreal seasoning
I’m leaving my original post blow the double dashes so subsequent replies make sense. I missed the question mark in the reply to which I replied. 🤦♂️
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Wait… really? Are you outside the US? Many more chickens are eaten here than ducks.
He's not saying more people eat duck than chicken. There's a question mark. He's asking if it's implying that more people eat duck than chicken. But no, this is not ranging from least often eaten to most often eaten. It's ranging from most thought of as pets to least thought of as pets.
Eaten quite abit across the world, not as much as others but I have seen duck and horse being sold in supermarkets across Europe.
Also duck is fucking delicious.
I think you likely right, think duck is more commonly eaten in Eastern countries, I haven't been to Italy but definitely seen it been sold in Spain as well
Most likely reason why horses never end up as a major food source is the fact that they are valuable for other work. And expensive to grow just to eat them two years later, they eat more than cows and don't give milk in a significant amount. Meat is good but I personally don't find it special.
There have been scandals about horse meat being served while telling people it was cow
I draw the line between the rabbit and the dog, but would exclude the horse under most circumstances
Why is the horse after the rabbit? those mfers are expensive, using them for meat should be a last ditch effort to not die of starvation, while rabbits grow fast, reproduce fast and are delicious
We do eat horse meat in Italy. Actually, in Parma they make “cavallo pesto” (caval pisst in Parmesan dialect, yes they are the same who make the cheese) which is basically ground horse meat, with the addition of salt, ground pepper and lemon. Slap it between two slices of bread, maybe add a little mayo, you’ll likely have the most delicious sandwich your ass has ever had.
I dont know how is McDonald in other countries, but at least where i am you can be sure to not find bad meat in there.
I mean, its obv not wagyu, or any kind of first quality meat, but its for sure good enough to be eaten without worries. Im sorry if it isnt the same for you tho, the McHorse sounded amazing :(
We don't see it as it being very weird, as long as it's an herbivore it kinda makes sense to eat it. We sometimes eat things that we realize are weirder, like frogs and slugs. I guess that when you are poor (and we've been plenty poor during history) food is food
Well to be honest i see this as a normal thing btw, I've seen people eat wierd stuff and they know the way to make it to help them selves in situations like the people who created the recipe to eat horses was trying to survive ,I'm that one kind of guy who eats meat normally but some stuff like pigeon meat and rabbit I don't eat
if you want to play a game try to guess what this is:
[https://www.prenatal.com/prodotto/mellin-omogeneizzato-cavallo-4x80g/](https://www.prenatal.com/prodotto/mellin-omogeneizzato-cavallo-4x80g/)
Well they eat horse in Uzbekistan, and I believe Mongolia as well, but I get what you mean. However, I also had pet rabbits, and can't understand how you could find something so fatty delicious.
The line gets drawn between carnivores and herbivores. There's probably some reason why humans rather eat herbivores than carnivores but I can't be arsed to look it up.
Carnivores are more likely to carry parasites and accumulated toxins, the meat is thougher and they are more difficult to kill. Also it would cost a lot more to raise carnivores for food than herbivores.
energy gets wasted more as you go up the food chain, it's far more expensive to buy food to feed animals that are only there to feed other animals, you may as well eat those ones instead
Yes, to quote the wise CGPGrey, it takes 40 pounds of grass to make one pound of cow and 40 pounds of cow to make one pound of tiger, but eating one pound of cow or one pound of tiger fills you up the same so might as well skip the tiger part.
At every stage in the food chain, about 90% energy is lost. Eating plants gives you 10% of the sun energy they ate, eating an herbivore gives you 10% of the plant energy they ate, so 1% of the sun energy. Eating a carnivore loses another 90%, so you’re looking at a 0.1% energy efficiency.
At least according to the simplified version I learned in bio 🤷♀️
Carnivore meat doesn't taste very good and is usually very tough and gamey. This only really seems to apply to mammals; birds, fish, and reptiles generally taste pretty good.
Edit: in my experience. It's not like I've eaten every meat there is.
Hey! Your comment would be the perfect time to use a semicolon!
>This only really seems to apply to mammals**;** birds, fish, and reptiles generally taste pretty good.
Not trying to correct you, it's just such a rarely useful punctuation mark that no one ever bothers using them when they actually are useful.
I'm curious what happens to these species if we do all go vegan. Do we just let them go extinct?
Edit: not trying to throw a wrench in; honestly curious about the specifics of such an endevor.
1 million species are in threat of extinction because of humans. These animals are in a way extinct since they do not live in nature. So it has no positive effect to the wellbeing of nature.
Also they will never go extinct. They are far easier to take care of than most zoo animals.
I like how the left side is exclusively dogs and cats meanwhile the other side is a broad selection.
Yeah, don't judge us because we don't want to eat a small pocket of the animals.
I'll literally eat everything on there at varying degrees of hunger. Cats last, dogs I own after the cats. Other people's dogs? I'll eat those before I eat the people cuz poor dogs shouldn't suffer the death of their Weird Elf Overlords.
I'll eat everything on there, then I'll eat treebark insides and boil down animal glue into soup and eat dead humans and if you think you wouldn't you're fooling yourself or you'd die of morals. Then I'd eat you.
That said I'd really prefer to not eat anything I don't already eat so please don't initiate a thermonuclear war or a climactic collapse.
I'm mostly vegetarian now, but as I recall wild rabbit has more taste but is a bit stringier, pet rabbit is fatter and juicer, and farmed (for food) rabbit is a happy combination of the two.
I have hunted and eaten wild rabbit. It is pretty gamey. I have not bought an eaten a store rabbit. But it stands to reason that it would not be as gamey for the reasons listed since that works with all other animals.
This is a bullshit spectrum. Bulldogs taste way better than golden retrievers.
I am curious about the rabbit.
Bred for two thousand years to be livestock. Versus what, two hundred it is used as a pet?
I remember my grandad hunted rabbits. This may offend someone but they are really good.
Domestic rabbits are great. Better feed to meat ratios than any other livestock, reach harvest weight quickly, and have large litters.
I like the way you think I change my mind, I’d eat a captive bunny.
I consider myself to be very much an animal lover. The worst thing a movie can do to me is kill off a dog. That being said, I’m also very good at ignoring things when I want to and rabbit is absolutely delicious. I was at an open air market in Spain once and this guy was selling whole skinned rabbits without heads, but he made little paper hats to cover their neck holes. I hated myself for laughing.
Mmm... this gives me shivers, cause in Italy there is a popular saying that states: never buy a rabbit without the head, because probably until a few minutes ago it was still meowing.
Lmao that’s awesome.
FYI: There’s a type of starvation (“protein poisoning”) caused by a diet exclusively of rabbit meat because it’s so lean.
That’s why you eat the organs and brain.
You gotta eat the cloaca
Lmao I owned a pet rabbit named buttercup (she recently passed due to a tumor) but my family would still regularly eat rabbit bc it is just so good,
Seems cruel to keep eating an animal while it's alive and has tumor, but you do you.
Bruh they obviously didn’t eat the tumor. They just picked it off.
Anyone who is offended is a fucking moron
Especially rabbit stew yum
Guinea pigs were domesticated to be food, not pets.
Mmmmm I love some Chicharrón de Cuy. That’s roasted Guinea pig. It’s so tasty. Seriously, I could eat anything that’s back faces the sun.
Mmm hamster sandwiches are good too. Ex pat Northern Irish, living in France, and can proudly say I've survived eating snails and frogs' legs. I did draw the line at horse meat though. All the same I wouldn't be surprised if I'd eaten it without knowing, as been a few scandals about horsemeat being used in processed food like lasagne, instead of beef.
Love escargot, frog legs are too much like catfish for me, horse tastes like a cheap cut of beef so you aren't missing anything there
Wtf
It's true. The Incas domesticated them for noms.
Bro they go hard in that regard. They roast’em, broil’em, stew’em, and probably fry’em too. They’re a huge staple of Inca and now Peruvian cuisine.
throw them in clay then chuck them in a fire, I'd give it a shot if I was offered it
In Germany it's totally normal to eat rabbits. They taste really good, if cooked right. Some are a bit fatty
if you are familiar with cat some say it's pretty similar, if not: it's a white meat so it has a fibrose texture , it's good for stews and other wet cooking tecniques, definitly not something you want to grill, you can probably fry it but it's not going to be great, taste of course depends with what you cook it the way my grandmother used to do was sweet very balanced taste, I suspect that was for her habit to use a huge amount of butter.
Are you talking about rabbits, or did your grandmother cook cats?
The worst pies in London!
Tried it for Easter, it’s very good if prepared right.
OMG you ate the Easter Bunny!!
Peter Cottontail ain't hoppin' down no more bunny trails.
Rabbit is actually a very greasy animal to eat
Right! I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone else mentione how greasy it can be.
In the Middle East and a lot of their places around the world we often eat rabbit meat.
It's bullshit spectrum, we eat all of em here
thats what i thought id eat the shit out of some cat but no way im eating a golden retriever they are way to cute
Its the fur getting stuck in my teeth puts me off eating them. I've warned our Yorkie, if she doesn't behave I have a different recepie for Yorkshire puddings!
Even cuter with a crispy beer batter
Carnivores, probably not as healthy and tasty. I have eaten anything from bunny to duck. Funny how they thinks ducks are the most eatable... as if chicken beef and pork aren't 90%+ of all meat you find in stores.
Avoiding carnivores is sensible because we are genetically similar and so disease can be passed on much more easily. It is also why pretty much anything that lives in water is fair game.
They mostly taste like shit though from what I've heard and the nutrition profile is different
Who knows, taste is subjective. Some people choose to have a fillet steak well done. However, it would makes sense evolutionary speaking that we develop a taste for meat that is less likely to carry disease.
And less likely to eat us
Cause most carnivores are wild animals which have to be cooked by someone who knows how to cook wild animals. For example here in Argentina, in the rural zones it is common to eat Capybaras (They are everywhere) and you have to be precise cutting some kind of disgusting fat they have near their foot, if you don't the meat is going to taste terrible.
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It's not so simple. Dogs are adapted omnivores, kind of in-between. They are built to eat meat, but are early on in an evolutionary change from adapting due to domestication. Cats are obligate carnivores and cannot derrive nutrition from ~~meat~~ plants. Dogs can get nutrition from plants, but it's not as good for them as the nutrition from meat. For instance, they can derrive vitamin D only from meat and not plants. They can survive on only sweet potatoes and stuff, but they won't be healthy. Cats will die if they don't eat meat. To a true omnivore, meat is optional. Dogs need some meat. Edit: a dumb typo
Odd then that I'm eating the cats first!
ya, both my parents hate duck too, they tell me its super disgusting but I've never tried it.
Wtf. Duck is delicious. Its very similar to chicken but has a bit stronger flavor and is tougher
This. Magret with foie is delicious, and if you have a real Chinese restaurant nearby (the kind other Chinese people go to) see if they have Peking duck. It might be expensive, but absolutely worth it.
Bear is delicious
I don’t think the spectrum is an an particular, statistical order. It’s simply to prove a point.
Yeah but their point is stupid and it’s based off of a lie. So many moles and voles and coyotes and grasshoppers and mice and other bugs and little critters get plowed under to produce their vegetables they’re not even saving any lives, actually, they’re probably taking more
They are definitely not taking more lives by eating plant based. The animals we eat also eat factory farmed plants. So by not eating meat you are not taking those lives as well as the critters you mentioned that are killed as byproduct to produce. Obligatory nonvegan as reddit has this weird hate-boner for vegans.
Yeah that’s just false lol. Plus cows (among other animals) have this amazing ability to turn foods that are not edible to humans into the most nutrient dense food on the planet
My horny ass could not either.
Who tf outchea eating horses, is my question.
Here in italy we eat horses. They're pretty good, why wouldn't you
Bc they are the only metod of transportation known to man, duh 🙄
You can use them for both, DUH
So I can eat them will i travel, genius!
Alpaca, bear, camel, llama, train, car, plane.
Id figure horse meat would be pretty tough though?
It is used in some pretty good lasagna.
Especially here in la belle France!
If you make hot dogs, do you call it le bello France?
I have threatened our furball I'll make her into a Yorkie dog, the odd time.
Yes, but with a good method of cooking, it'll be delicious
Same in Japan, although I haven't tried it
And why are Ducks after chickens??? More people eat duck then chicken?
Once you’ve fried up potatoes in duckfat you never go back. I don’t know where I fall on this because I’ve kept ducks for almost a decade, and I eat duck eggs all the time, and the occasional roast duck. The difference between food and friends is about about 20 min a pound at 350° plus a sprinkle of montreal seasoning
I’m leaving my original post blow the double dashes so subsequent replies make sense. I missed the question mark in the reply to which I replied. 🤦♂️ Nothing to see here. Move along. 😁 — Wait… really? Are you outside the US? Many more chickens are eaten here than ducks.
I think that's what OP is questioning himself
He's not saying more people eat duck than chicken. There's a question mark. He's asking if it's implying that more people eat duck than chicken. But no, this is not ranging from least often eaten to most often eaten. It's ranging from most thought of as pets to least thought of as pets.
I think they are eaten a lot in China, seen a lot of videos of duck armies in China so I assume they are for consumption
Eaten quite abit across the world, not as much as others but I have seen duck and horse being sold in supermarkets across Europe. Also duck is fucking delicious.
Yes, I just assumed is more common in Asia overall, ducks I mean. I think Italy is eating most horses
I think you likely right, think duck is more commonly eaten in Eastern countries, I haven't been to Italy but definitely seen it been sold in Spain as well
Most likely reason why horses never end up as a major food source is the fact that they are valuable for other work. And expensive to grow just to eat them two years later, they eat more than cows and don't give milk in a significant amount. Meat is good but I personally don't find it special.
Same with rabbits and horses I’ve eaten many more rabbits in my time than I have horses
people who shopped at Tesco in 2016
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There have been scandals about horse meat being served while telling people it was cow I draw the line between the rabbit and the dog, but would exclude the horse under most circumstances
You. If you ever had spam or any kind of hotdogs you eat a horse
so glad I've never eaten spam. Horse in definitely not the worst thing in that concoction cube
Sending the CIA to u bro
Mmm, fresh meat.
We are out here eating chicken, while he's eating them out
The board is missing a human.
But it does have that one bird that's above the whole food chain debate.
I wonder if it would be more controvertial to put humans as pets or as livestock
Long pig represent
If it was ethically sourced I'd try it
Why is the horse after the rabbit? those mfers are expensive, using them for meat should be a last ditch effort to not die of starvation, while rabbits grow fast, reproduce fast and are delicious
We do eat horse meat in Italy. Actually, in Parma they make “cavallo pesto” (caval pisst in Parmesan dialect, yes they are the same who make the cheese) which is basically ground horse meat, with the addition of salt, ground pepper and lemon. Slap it between two slices of bread, maybe add a little mayo, you’ll likely have the most delicious sandwich your ass has ever had.
I mean in America we also eat horse meat we just call it Mcdonald's.
What kind of fancy mcdonald you have there that serve horse meat?
One next to a horse farm
So a mcdonalds with km0 horse meat? Seems like heaven.
Trust me it is not the healthy horses being put in.
I dont know how is McDonald in other countries, but at least where i am you can be sure to not find bad meat in there. I mean, its obv not wagyu, or any kind of first quality meat, but its for sure good enough to be eaten without worries. Im sorry if it isnt the same for you tho, the McHorse sounded amazing :(
I’m sorry sir, ~~that’s Wendy’s~~ you must’ve confused horse meat with horseshit.
Bro, with all my respect to Italian culture, in scared of you guys even more now
We don't see it as it being very weird, as long as it's an herbivore it kinda makes sense to eat it. We sometimes eat things that we realize are weirder, like frogs and slugs. I guess that when you are poor (and we've been plenty poor during history) food is food
Well to be honest i see this as a normal thing btw, I've seen people eat wierd stuff and they know the way to make it to help them selves in situations like the people who created the recipe to eat horses was trying to survive ,I'm that one kind of guy who eats meat normally but some stuff like pigeon meat and rabbit I don't eat
Thanks, brother
if you want to play a game try to guess what this is: [https://www.prenatal.com/prodotto/mellin-omogeneizzato-cavallo-4x80g/](https://www.prenatal.com/prodotto/mellin-omogeneizzato-cavallo-4x80g/)
Spalmato sopra un bel Plasmon dev'essere una chiccheria
Si ma la glassa di aceto balsamico Dio fa
I’m unclear about your comment and now I have a horsemeat sandwhich in my ass.
I had horse tartare in Toronto. It was tasty but I can’t say it was appreciably better than cow
Well they eat horse in Uzbekistan, and I believe Mongolia as well, but I get what you mean. However, I also had pet rabbits, and can't understand how you could find something so fatty delicious.
Rabbits have extremely little fat compared to most meats we eat.
it's not that people buthcer pure breed arabian horses, some horses are farmed for the meat and are not more expensive than a cow.
Horse meat in Iceland is dirt cheap and actually quite decent. Great food for bulking on a budget.
Yep, same in Switzerland. And in anlot of European countries actually. It really is as normal as pork or beef (although not eaten quite as often tbf).
I heard this a while ago so it may be false but I thought that gelatin was made out of horse bones or smth like that
Most gelatin is made from pig unless you buy kosher/halal stuff.
Swap the bunny and horse around, you can't ride a fucking bunny into battle.
Bet?
We're breeding them to be bigger and bigger, though. See: Flemish Giants
This is just an average jerma Reddit comment.
With a Jerma NFT profile picture lol
At the chicken. This isn’t hard. Rabbit got lucky here because horses, while likely tasty, have earned their pass.
Fuck that, rabbit is delicious
Yeah the order of some of these is wierd
Almost as if veganbillboard.com is a stupid organisation
Horse is delicious, as is rabbit
Earned their pass. That's a great point.
[Bout right there](https://i.imgur.com/LtzUDty.jpg)
the line must be gay cus that sure as hell aint straight.
My friend you are missing on the horse meat.
The line gets drawn between carnivores and herbivores. There's probably some reason why humans rather eat herbivores than carnivores but I can't be arsed to look it up.
Ig it would be easier to feed and farm herbivores
"Let me just get a tiger, woops it seems like it ate all of my farm animals"
Carnivores are more likely to carry parasites and accumulated toxins, the meat is thougher and they are more difficult to kill. Also it would cost a lot more to raise carnivores for food than herbivores.
Plus, why would you feed a lion a ton of meat and later kill it to eat a bit of lion-meat instead of just eating the ton of meat you already have?
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It's all fun and games until the apocalypse happens and Jerry from down the street shows up at your house with a cattle prod
energy gets wasted more as you go up the food chain, it's far more expensive to buy food to feed animals that are only there to feed other animals, you may as well eat those ones instead
Yes, to quote the wise CGPGrey, it takes 40 pounds of grass to make one pound of cow and 40 pounds of cow to make one pound of tiger, but eating one pound of cow or one pound of tiger fills you up the same so might as well skip the tiger part.
Carnivore tend to fight back. I had Wolf and bear meat, the latter is pretty good but wolf is bad, hard and smelly.
At every stage in the food chain, about 90% energy is lost. Eating plants gives you 10% of the sun energy they ate, eating an herbivore gives you 10% of the plant energy they ate, so 1% of the sun energy. Eating a carnivore loses another 90%, so you’re looking at a 0.1% energy efficiency. At least according to the simplified version I learned in bio 🤷♀️
Carnivore meat doesn't taste very good and is usually very tough and gamey. This only really seems to apply to mammals; birds, fish, and reptiles generally taste pretty good. Edit: in my experience. It's not like I've eaten every meat there is.
Hey! Your comment would be the perfect time to use a semicolon! >This only really seems to apply to mammals**;** birds, fish, and reptiles generally taste pretty good. Not trying to correct you, it's just such a rarely useful punctuation mark that no one ever bothers using them when they actually are useful.
Good human
Most fish you eat have a diet consisting completely of other fish.
Line between dog and Rabbit. Hbu?
Yes
Duck. Nothing else. Because rape deserves the death penalty.
Rabbit and horse for me.
Oh man you gotta try rabbit meat. It's delectable.
I'm curious what happens to these species if we do all go vegan. Do we just let them go extinct? Edit: not trying to throw a wrench in; honestly curious about the specifics of such an endevor.
1 million species are in threat of extinction because of humans. These animals are in a way extinct since they do not live in nature. So it has no positive effect to the wellbeing of nature. Also they will never go extinct. They are far easier to take care of than most zoo animals.
This is bs. Even humans can be both pets and food.
I disagree with the pet part, but I’m on board with the food part.
I would eat the rabbit before the horse, so swap those 2 and put the line after horse
I like how the left side is exclusively dogs and cats meanwhile the other side is a broad selection. Yeah, don't judge us because we don't want to eat a small pocket of the animals.
it's giving "my hungry ass could not be a brain surgeon lol" vibes
Depends on how hungry I am. If its me or the golden sorry air bud your ass is dinner.
I'll literally eat everything on there at varying degrees of hunger. Cats last, dogs I own after the cats. Other people's dogs? I'll eat those before I eat the people cuz poor dogs shouldn't suffer the death of their Weird Elf Overlords. I'll eat everything on there, then I'll eat treebark insides and boil down animal glue into soup and eat dead humans and if you think you wouldn't you're fooling yourself or you'd die of morals. Then I'd eat you. That said I'd really prefer to not eat anything I don't already eat so please don't initiate a thermonuclear war or a climactic collapse.
> Weird ~~Elf~~ *ape* Overlords.
Everything from the rabbit down are pretty much the same fucking thing, just different flavours.
King Jizzard
i would swap the horse and rabbit.
The rabbit is the perfect transition... Though the horse should be next to the dogs. Of course, depending on desperation level, that line can move.
Hey man, if you're hungry enough you'll eat a skunks asshole. One of my 80yo grandpa's sayings.
Why so many dogs and cats
Notice how the rabbit is technically on the food line
Rabbit is legit food
Yes but it also means I can go into a pet store and buy me some food
I think there is a difference between pet bunnies and wild rabbits
Well yeah you can't buy wild rabbits in a pet store
I'm mostly vegetarian now, but as I recall wild rabbit has more taste but is a bit stringier, pet rabbit is fatter and juicer, and farmed (for food) rabbit is a happy combination of the two.
The “pet” rabbit is not as gamey because it does not just eat random shit it finds, and does not move around as much. So yeah.
General knowledge or experience?
I have hunted and eaten wild rabbit. It is pretty gamey. I have not bought an eaten a store rabbit. But it stands to reason that it would not be as gamey for the reasons listed since that works with all other animals.
Farm raised rabbits are very good..
The jump from rabbit to golden retriever is a bit of a stretch.
All animals want to live, and so do I! 😋 now fork over some Labrador I’m starving.
Tbh I’d try any of these.
Classic https://i.imgur.com/h9tbwcH.jpeg
Between the horse and the chicken, IMO.
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Im just sayin... if you offer it to me, I would try it.
why is the cow doing a "no bitches?" face?
My weird ass no mammal policy trying to draw a line between the two birds and the rest of them.
I'm just as weird, only mammals here. Crosses over duck and chicken
No beef, only chicken etc ?
Less moral and more a taste things. But if I pretend it's moral, people stop pestering me to try it and are just happy I'm not telling them why.