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I would try it once. No garnish, just straight, to see what I'm dealing with.
Would you ever eat...?
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I would try it once. No garnish, just straight, to see what I'm dealing with.
I would, delicious I bet, but sounds expensive, it would depend on the price and amount of meat I am getting for it..
For some special occasion yes.
How about rat meat?
In V:TM Bloodlines you could suck the blood out of a rat. It was looked down on by polite vampire society though. But sometimes when you were tracking down evil through a sewer and rats were the only source available...
(Video game stuff. Just ignore this post.)
No , I would not . As a child I ate liver , done in the oven with fried onions and sausages with gravy and mashed potatoe , it was delicious . Once I was old enough to know what liver is I could not eat it . The same with tongue , used to eat that in sandwiches with pickle . Once I found out that it was actually slices of an actual tongue ! Nooooooo ! Never again ! My grandad ate tripe and onions with vinegar and pepper on , eventually shops stopped stocking it , which definitely indicates something bad . Sardines and mackerel r still popular over here , sardines in tomatoe sauce , on toast r quite nice . My cat won't even eat tinned mackerel
. I think the older generation in the UK ate a lot of weird stuff we wouldn't eat now , this comes from us being an island and living through two world wars , after world war two food rationing didn't end until the early 1950's so we Brits know how to do without and make do with what we can get .
Can't imagine how the young uns would survive now if they couldn't get their American brand burgers etc .
Most of my step daughters , I have five aged between 32+28 years old , don't cook . They say they do but they just put things in the oven or the frier , that's not cooking . I like cooking but I'm not great at it , do a nice spaghetti Bolognese , roast dinner , chilli , shepherd's pie , curry but that's about it . Thankfully hubby loves all of the above so is happy to have these meals frequently . We almost never get takeaways and if we do it's always Indian food . Occasionally have a ready meal but not often . I do enjoy a banana and lemon curd sandwich . Would u eat a banana and lemon curd sandwich ?
If a person I care about makes me one, I would eat. I am not picky. But that combination is something I would never make myself.
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I would not . How about tuna on a pizza ?If a person I care about makes me one, I would eat. I am not picky. But that combination is something I would never make myself.
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That combo I've never tried but it sounds yummy. I have some lemon curd a friend made, I'll buy some bananas and try it.No , I would not . As a child I ate liver , done in the oven with fried onions and sausages with gravy and mashed potatoe , it was delicious . Once I was old enough to know what liver is I could not eat it . The same with tongue , used to eat that in sandwiches with pickle . Once I found out that it was actually slices of an actual tongue ! Nooooooo ! Never again ! My grandad ate tripe and onions with vinegar and pepper on , eventually shops stopped stocking it , which definitely indicates something bad . Sardines and mackerel r still popular over here , sardines in tomatoe sauce , on toast r quite nice . My cat won't even eat tinned mackerel
I think the older generation in the UK ate a lot of weird stuff we wouldn't eat now , this comes from us being an island and living through two world wars , after world war two food rationing didn't end until the early 1950's so we Brits know how to do without and make do with what we can get .
Can't imagine how the young uns would survive now if they couldn't get their American brand burgers etc .
Most of my step daughters , I have five aged between 32+28 years old , don't cook . They say they do but they just put things in the oven or the frier , that's not cooking . I like cooking but I'm not great at it , do a nice spaghetti Bolognese , roast dinner , chilli , shepherd's pie , curry but that's about it . Thankfully hubby loves all of the above so is happy to have these meals frequently . We almost never get takeaways and if we do it's always Indian food . Occasionally have a ready meal but not often . I do enjoy a banana and lemon curd sandwich . Would u eat a banana and lemon curd sandwich ?
I like banoffee pie, but not tried to make it.
Would you eat...raw fish? In coconut cream.
Yea I don't consider heating things up, like toast ...cooking. Cooking requires prep work with knives combining ingeredients together and maybe using the stove top. Or if baking, measuring and mixing ingredients together, waiting for yeast to rise, kneading, etc. I mean if you want to subsist on instant noodles you can, but you'll die of kidney failure or a stroke. Or fried foods may give you a heart attack, and damage your liver. Too much sugary food will give you diabetes.
No to ready meals you heat up in microwave, wrapped in plastic. I imagine all sorts of chemicals leaching into your food. Also tastes weird.
yes, but would need something else in the sandwich with the mustard.
Would you eat an asparagus roll?
Only if the toe nails were trimmed!
Oh yes ! Coleman's English Mustard ! Lovely ! Would u eat a Stargazey Pie ?
tuna on pizza? oh no!!! suze, we all are going to have to come to your house & straighten you out. you need a psychiatrist!!!!!! hahahahaha, joking!!!!!!
I wouldn't eat it either ! There is a sea food pizza that has tuna and cockles and muscles on , it's gross ! I know people who do like it but , I don't go to their house for dinner 
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no way!!!!!!
Personally I think there is a health reason behind why God divided all animals into clean and unclean animals. I do not believe it was for any ceremonial reasons, and this division existed already at the ark of Noah, long before the covenant with Abraham. I want to follow the health principles of God. Thus I do not eat any other sea food than fish with scales and fins.
Thus I would not eat any pizza with cockles nor mussels. Tuna is clean according to scripture, so that I would eat on pizza.
I don't like tuna, for some reason, it just seems too big a fish for me. Also, tuna has the worst rep for mercury, and not dolphin friendly because being caught vis driftnet fishing. They aren't as tasty as other fish, and I tend to go for white fish rather than pink seafood wise.
mm well the mediterranean wasn't the cleanest of seas, having little in the way of currents.
Cockles and mussels are delicious though and I love me my seafood, was devasted to learn it was banned for the Hebrews, I could not be Jewish and keep kosher, I like crayfish too much.
Also, you can't eat bacon, or any kind of pork, or cheeseburgers as well.
So would you ever eat...pork crackling? or squid? (I'm thinking...no)