Fancy some exotic meat? Of the above, I have tried venison, crocodile, emu, venison and kangaroo (in dried pieces, not the steak). I will never eat rabbits, wallaby, possum and goat. I doubt I will wanna kangaroo, crocodile and veal ('cause I feel sad for those poor calves) again. I dislike the sausages as they smell really odd to me, so does the lamb and pork. I'll most likely stick to chicken, seafood and maybe beef (as beef is the only meat that my room mate eats). Oh, and loads of vegetables!
Ox tongue. Something I used to like but after look at it in the raw form, I high doubt I will want to eat it again. Hahs.
Apparently, the supermarkets here advocate the consumption of Kangaroo meat. It says "Good for you, good for the environment". I'm not sure how true is that but I think they look too cute to be food!
Fancy some exotic meat? Of the above, I have tried venison, crocodile, emu, venison and kangaroo (in dried pieces, not the steak). I will never eat rabbits, wallaby, possum and goat. I doubt I will wanna kangaroo, crocodile and veal ('cause I feel sad for those poor calves) again. I dislike the sausages as they smell really odd to me, so does the lamb and pork. I'll most likely stick to chicken, seafood and maybe beef (as beef is the only meat that my room mate eats). Oh, and loads of vegetables!
Ox tongue. Something I used to like but after look at it in the raw form, I high doubt I will want to eat it again. Hahs.
Apparently, the supermarkets here advocate the consumption of Kangaroo meat. It says "Good for you, good for the environment". I'm not sure how true is that but I think they look too cute to be food!
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