What are some strange animals that you eat in your country?

[Anonymous No.17253552]

For me, it's the roasted lizard

[Anonymous No.17253557]

>>17253552
Not my country but I ate cat and guinea pigs in Peru. Shit was nice.

[Anonymous No.17253606]

>>17253557
Guinea pigs are so delicious I can't view them as pets.

[Anonymous No.17253645]

I love eating squirrels. They are delicious.

[Anonymous No.17253667]

>>17253552
idk if we eat any weird animals, but we do eat some weird animal parts like:
>beef tongue
>pig brain
>duck blood

[Anonymous No.17253669]

>>17253645
nigga you're NUTS

[Anonymous No.17253743]

>>17253667
I get filtered by brain hard. I can’t do it.

[Anonymous No.17253756]

>>17253743
How? Do you also hate scrambled eggs?

[Anonymous No.17253768]

>>17253552
Reindeers.

[Anonymous No.17253783]

>>17253756
It just doesn't sit well in my head.

[Anonymous No.17253827]

People treat eating kangaroo as strange, so that.
We also eat camel in Australia, if you go to the top end. There's a shitload of camels here, and since they're an introduced species camel hunting is legal.

[Anonymous No.17253834]

>>17253756
maybe pigs brain is different, Ive had veal and duck brain and I just struggle with it. it doesn't taste like eggs, it has a weird fishy taste.

[Anonymous No.17253921]

>>17253667
I won't eat brain because I'm paranoid about prion diseases

[Anonymous No.17253950]

>>17253921
Then don't eat beef sheep or human brains.

[Anonymous No.17254035]

>>17253552
Fry and use the drippings for squirrel gravy. Delicious little bastards

[Anonymous No.17254058]

Some people think that beef tounge is strange but I think it's really good.

[Anonymous No.17254069]

[Anonymous No.17254121]

In some places people eat these honey ants.

[Anonymous No.17254134]

>>17254035

[Anonymous No.17254157]

>>17253552
Whale

[Anonymous No.17254207]

>>17253645
My granfather loved sqirrel brains.

[Anonymous No.17254653]

>>17254207
So did mine. I've never tried them. But I have shot a lot of squirrels and cooked them and they are always delicious. Some of my last memories of my grandfather were squirrel hunting


I really like taking a bunch, 4 or more, depending on size, and putting them in a crock pot or a dutch oven with some cream of mushroom soup and slow cooking and serving over either rice or mashed potatoes or biscuits. I've eaten a lot of squirrel and I've enjoyed every bite of it

[Anonymous No.17255240]

>>17254121
THICC

[Anonymous No.17256542]

alligator

[Anonymous No.17256647]

>>17253552
I tried some gator nuggies. Tasted like dry chicken

[Anonymous No.17256671]

>>17253743
come onn

[Anonymous No.17256827]

>>17253667
Every brain is edible, after cooking the head, take it out, smear it on bread and a pinch of salt

[Anonymous No.17256889]

We eat whale here in Norway which triggers the rest of the world

[Anonymous No.17257003]

>>17253743
I've never been presented with brain but I don't think I could do it either, i'm a pretty fussy eater in general though

[Anonymous No.17257021]

eating brain is how you get prions
being disgusted by it is perfectly natural

[Anonymous No.17257027]

>>17253552
>possum
Not very good.
>coon
Not very good.
>rabbit
My favorite varmit.
>squirrel
Close 2nd to rabbit
>snapping turtle
Only ever had it in stew, but turtle stew is one of my favorites
t. Appalachian hillbilly

[Anonymous No.17257031]

>>17256889
We also eat sheep head in Norway.

[Anonymous No.17257033]

>>17257027
Also, I really enjoy tripe and tongue and usually get them at Mexican places.

[Anonymous No.17258065]

>>17253667
tongue and brain are just normal to me, can get them at almost any Mexican fast food place

[Anonymous No.17258217]

They're too cute to eat

[Anonymous No.17258220]

>>17253667
Beef tounge...Delicious

[Anonymous No.17258226]

>>17254207
>squirrel brains

That’s an odd nickname for your grandmother.

[Anonymous No.17258257]

>>17257031
ive eaten pig head before but i do wonder why a whole head has become a delicacy

theres barely any meat on it and its mostly just skin
wouldnt it be better to just cook the whole head into a stew instead of nibbling on the skull?

[Anonymous No.17258265]

Here in Maryland we eat muskrat

[Anonymous No.17258266]

>>17258257
What is that from Russia or Central europe, who the hell goes around nibbling on skulls?

[Anonymous No.17258272]

>>17258265
No wonder it's such a small state.

[Anonymous No.17258283]

we eat shark. I dont really like it. its like a tougher/denser fish.

[Anonymous No.17258306]

>>17258283
Hopefully you eat the whole shark instead of just taking the fin like the japs and leaving it to bleed out and die.

[Anonymous No.17258307]

>>17257031

is that mashed rutabaga and potatoes? kinda odd to serve both.

[Anonymous No.17258318]

Shark Lives Matter

[Anonymous No.17258342]

>>17258265
What's it taste like? Swampy and gamey at the same time? I can't stand wild duck because of that.

[Anonymous No.17258366]

>>17258342
Have the goose

[Anonymous No.17258369]

>>17258217
I guess it all depends on how hungry and poor you are. It's not so common now in the age of the welfare state but not that long ago a lot of poor people used to eat primarily what they could hunt or grow.

[Anonymous No.17258376]

>>17258369
"age of the welfare state" what pbs bullshit do you get this crap from?

[Anonymous No.17258379]

>>17258369
You've been watching too much television and taking too many socialogy classes, get out into the real world.

[Anonymous No.17258407]

>>17258376
>>17258379
I am talking about EBT, food stamps before it, wic, and every other type of entitlement program they have now from Uncle Sugarbucks to get people hooked on dole. They didnt always have those programs you quadruple faggot zoomers, and people who didnt live in urban areas would supplement their diets heavily with whatever they could hunt and grow out of necessity.

[Anonymous No.17258422]

>>17258369
Lot’s of people still do here in Alaska .

[Anonymous No.17258423]

>>17258407
Go out and get a real job and be some entitlement negro and you might learn.

[Anonymous No.17258436]

>>17258422
We do here in NY too, we just have learned to avoid blacks and crackheads and other weirdos.

[Anonymous No.17258505]

ive had deer heart before and it was shit. sometimes i eat pigs feet and chicken beak but i think that’s more of my strange family than a cultural thing.

[Anonymous No.17259733]

>>17254121
Someone has masturbated to this picture.

[Anonymous No.17259759]

>>17258423
kike

[Anonymous No.17259939]

Love me some rattlesnake in Texas

[Anonymous No.17259945]

>>17253667
Why are those weird? It's just a different meat

[Anonymous No.17260115]

Cows intestines (tripa)
Goats blood (morsilla)
Cow’s tongue (barbacoa)
Grasshoppers (chapulines)
Ant larvae (escamoles)
Cactii (nopales)

Basically in mexico we found a way to eat anything and it’s mostly alright, it just sounds nasty, but for example Tacos de Tripa are fucking delicious

[Anonymous No.17260345]

>>17253606
I take care of two Guinea pigs where I work and they do look pretty tasty

[Anonymous No.17261184]

Horse

[Anonymous No.17261424]

>>17253552
He died. :(
Rest in peace den-chan!!!!

[Anonymous No.17261548]

>>17253827
i loved eating kangaroo when it was cheap
so lean, the mince was great for bolognese etc
but now its like the same price or more than beef idk why the fuck id eat it

[Anonymous No.17261578]

ate raw horse in japan it was pretty good
chicken hearts, arteries, cartilage on yakitori were great too
heart and tongue in general is underrated

[Anonymous No.17261593]

>>17259733
>checked
I felt that too.
uncanny

[Anonymous No.17261874]

>>17261184
jævela svensker

[Anonymous No.17261893]

>>17253552
Crocodile meat, that's unusual everywhere else, right?

[Anonymous No.17261977]

>>17259733
>Someone has masturbated to this picture.
>>17261593
>>checked
>I felt that too.
>uncanny

Explain?

[Anonymous No.17262058]

>muskrat
>deer (not really weird)
>crow
>squirrel
>crocodile
>ostrich

[Anonymous No.17262548]

>>17253552
>Bear
Basically a mix between pok and beef, usually for sausages and stews
>Badger
I had badger speck thing once and it was extremely good. The bastard apparently lived in a corn field and feasted on corn daily.

[Anonymous No.17262627]

>>17262548
Badgers? Badgers? We don’t need no stinking badgers.

[Anonymous No.17262690]

>>17253552
Dogs, Snake and Chrysalis
Dog is overrated

[Anonymous No.17262739]

I wouldn't eat any mammal outside of cow, pig, chicken or maybe dear.

[Anonymous No.17263072]

>>17253552

[Anonymous No.17263172]

>>17261184
based, we eat horse in Chile too

[Anonymous No.17263200]

>>17261184
it's weird that we call it that

[Anonymous No.17263305]

>>17253552
not weird but deer and buffalo are both pretty common around me. i've had squirrel a few times, not bad. nutria was tasty. i lived in vietnam for a few years and that's where you get the weird shit. dog, cat, pigeon, lizard, rat, hedgehog, basically every kind of animal. they have specialized bushmeat restaurants where you get the weird stuff, a lot of it sold as aphrodisiacs.

[Anonymous No.17263312]

>>17257031
>his troubles are over

[Anonymous No.17263377]

>>17261184
What's the tradition of this?
>150 years ago eating horse would be the equiv of eating your car: retarded

[Anonymous No.17263411]

>>17253768
They taste fucking amazing.

[Anonymous No.17263421]

>>17263377
What? When a horse had to be put down because it was injured or too old to work or be ridden, you can be damn sure they were eaten. Do you think a poor mud farmer would casually dump hundreds of pounds of meat because reasons?

[Anonymous No.17263527]

>>17263421
I'm genuinely interested actually. Eating an injured horse makes sense, old sure - people ate/eat mutton. I just don't know why these same mud farmers would choose a steak when the option was 'steak or car'

[Anonymous No.17263674]

>>17259939
What’s rattlesnake taste like?

[Anonymous No.17263699]

>>17263527
>I just don't know why these same mud farmers would choose a steak when the option was 'steak or car'
Well, other than old/injured animals they would have some times been eaten during times of starvation due to poor harvests and such, where short term survival was more important than having an additional car/tractor next year. Like, if you have 5 cars and no steaks, it's probably worth getting rid of one car to get a lot of steaks.

[Anonymous No.17264222]

>>17262739
>chicken
>mammal

[Anonymous No.17264235]

>>17264222
Come on, like you have never milked your chicken.

[Anonymous No.17264253]

I'm from Brazil, and here are some things us (poorer people) eat:
Cats
Ants
Anteater
Caiman
Turtle
Snake (jibóia)
Sloth
Centipedes
Snails
Birds from the forest (tucano, arara, etc.)
Capivara
Monkey (yes, sopa de macaco)
Swamp fish
Lizards


I'm 100% other Brazilians will deny this, because it's an open secret that is kept from foreigners.

[Anonymous No.17264538]

>>17264253
How many have you tried? Which are actually good?

[Anonymous No.17264561]

>>17264253
I'm kinda curious about the the anteater, Sloth and capybara are prepared.

[Anonymous No.17264566]

>>17253645
My mother loathed squirrel stew when she was in scouts. Anyone here have it?

[Anonymous No.17264739]

>>17262548
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGlyFc79BUE

[Anonymous No.17264788]

>>17264235
I've choked it before, but I guess some people would call it milking.

[Anonymous No.17264831]

>>17264566
Grew up in Wesley Chapel Florida, before it was (((developed))) and turned into a strip mall and (((luxury))) apartments. It was basically still dirt roads and swamp. I grew up eating squirrel, coon, possum, armadillers, gator, frog, wild boar, deer, the only "normal" meat we'd eat was when a hen got too old to lay eggs, she'd be turned into a pot pie or chicken and dumplins. People don't believe me, especially if they see my old stomping grounds today, but it's true. Squirrel is tasty as hell, like a nutty chicken, really the same texture as chick too.

[Anonymous No.17264842]

Savages should be civilized by force. Eat normal food.

[Anonymous No.17265316]

>>17259733
Dubs...
>>17261977
Dubs.....AGAIN?

[Anonymous No.17265320]

>>17254653
What does it taste like?

[Anonymous No.17265329]

>>17264842
>HOMOGENIZE
>THROW AWAY YOUR UNIQUE CULTURE
t. american
actually pathetic. i think other countries would argue that we should develop our own unique culture instead of being so fucking boring

[Anonymous No.17265331]

>>17264831
Based

[Anonymous No.17265581]

>>17254035
Proud to know my people are delicious

[Anonymous No.17265612]

>>17264831
you had me at nutty chicken

[Anonymous No.17266255]

>>17256647
i used to get a gator po'boy at this one truckstop and they were never dry.

[Anonymous No.17266324]

>>17264831
I grew up in Odessa, if you know where that is. Got to watch the burbs move out to us. Sucks, bro. The swamps are all gone.

[Anonymous No.17266332]

There’s a fair that I don’t know if they still do (cause of Covid) where it’s all about rattlesnakes and the premier dish and main selling point is fried rattlesnake. I had some, and I either got real unlucky or everyone is collectively delusional in calling it good cause you spend more time sucking fried batter off bare bones then really eating any sort of meat at all. Probably the strangest dining experience I’ve had.

[Anonymous No.17266402]

>>17253743
I've had it in tacos. the texture is weird but once you get over that it's fine

[Anonymous No.17267212]

>>17253783
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Anonymous No.17267458]

>>17257031

[Anonymous No.17267512]

>>17253743
As did your teachers, if you think about it.

[Anonymous No.17267530]

>>17264253
uma delicia

[Anonymous No.17267846]

>>17253645
Golden Kamuy left me craving all sorts of animals. I guess the most "exotic" ones I've ever eaten were duck and rabbit. I have some relatives in other states that have eaten snakes, alligators, and even monkeys. Where the fuck can I find horse and seal meat in this 3rd world shithole?

[Anonymous No.17267882]

>>17253552
turtles, much slurpier then oysters and they have that truffle taste to them, people just don't know.

[Anonymous No.17267970]

>>17264253
>Anteater
So that makes you the Anteatereater?

[Anonymous No.17267999]

>>17254121
I remember seeing these on animal.planet as a kid. I always wanted to try eating one.

[Anonymous No.17269149]

>>17263699
And during wars.

[Anonymous No.17269213]

>>17264253
I don't think I could eat a money man. You you would see a little bone paw in there with some meat on it and think you were eating people soup