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Cats

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 16:13
by Clucking Belle
We don't eat cats, right? And generally, we don't eat dogs, either.

Which got me thinking. Are there any carnivorous mammals which humans eat? Chicken, sheep, dear, horse (mmm, hmmm), cow etc are all herbivores.

Yet we do eat carnivorous fish and reptiles.

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 16:22
by Quiff Boy
Clucking Belle wrote:Yet we do eat carnivorous fish and reptiles.
speak for yerself! ;) :P

ummm, planning your first meal abroad are we? :lol: :eek:

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 16:25
by mugabe
Bear.

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 16:47
by Clucking Belle
How is bear typically served?

Polar bear carpaccio sounds deliciously decadent.

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 17:37
by Black Planet
One last gasp left Clucking Belle....make it a good one.

I'll shed a tear for you, but no more than one. :cry:

:twisted:
BP

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 18:51
by MAtT
I've eaten shark...

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:07
by mugabe
MAtT wrote:I've eaten shark...
And I've had pike. It falls into the "fish and reptiles" category of above.

Re: Cats

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:18
by Loki
Clucking Belle wrote: sheep, dear, horse
The spelling police missed that one ... :von:

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:21
by MAtT
Yeah, I was thinking it's a mammal, but it's not.... but how about whale and dolphin? They're not fish... do people eat them? I'm pretty sure they do whales...

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:24
by cocoamix
The reason we have mad cow disease is because you Brits were feeding cow parts to your cows, so I think that counts.

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:25
by Loki
Pigs! They're carnivorous. :)

At least they were in 'Hannibal ...' :|

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:29
by MAtT
Johnny Boy wrote:Pigs! They're carnivorous. :)

At least they were in 'Hannibal ...' :|
And in "Snatch"...

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:39
by mugabe
MAtT wrote:Yeah, I was thinking it's a mammal, but it's not.... but how about whale and dolphin? They're not fish... do people eat them? I'm pretty sure they do whales...
Only barbaric tribes, like the Norwegians, do, and generally not carnivorous species. I'd love to see the opening of a restaurant serving dolphin meat, however. Well, not so much the place itself as the reactions to it. It'd probably give the infernal snowball a run for the money.

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 19:47
by MAtT
Here's a few recipes if anyone is thinking of doing so...

http://luna.pos.to/whale/gen_cook.html

http://www.highnorth.no/Library/Culture ... -wh-me.htm

;)

Apparantly dolphin meat is passed off for whale meat in japan quite a lot, but contains toxins that could be harmful to humans.

Disclaimer: MAtT does not condone the hunting and consumption of endangered species!

Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 23:16
by paint it black
do seals count?

Posted: 11 Jan 2004, 06:39
by 6FeetOver
I'm deathly allergic to cats... :cry: :von:

Posted: 11 Jan 2004, 18:32
by DirtyAndSweet
MAtT wrote:Here's a few recipes if anyone is thinking of doing so...

http://luna.pos.to/whale/gen_cook.html

http://www.highnorth.no/Library/Culture ... -wh-me.htm

;)

Apparantly dolphin meat is passed off for whale meat in japan quite a lot, but contains toxins that could be harmful to humans.

Disclaimer: MAtT does not condone the hunting and consumption of endangered species!
Is there anything you're not a total geek about, Matt? :P

Just kidding. I love you really.

[See you in the tent at Glastonbury! *wink*]

Posted: 11 Jan 2004, 19:11
by Adrenochrome
A long time ago in a galaxy far,far away called DDR dog-meat was very famous in some regions- because they got no cows or pigs but a lot of dogs.

And remember: there were no supermarkets..

Thank´s to the "Real existierenden Sozialimus"

I can´t tell if they suffered any damage from the fried dogs :twisted:

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 00:15
by Sunsonic
They eat Guinea Pig's in peru they do.I nearly tried some until someone said they had some the night before and it still had some of it's fur on :eek:

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 04:00
by zigeunerweisen
MAtT wrote:
Johnny Boy wrote:Pigs! They're carnivorous. :)

At least they were in 'Hannibal ...' :|
And in "Snatch"...
They are omnivorous, just like us, so they do indeed eat meat, any kind of meat, they aren't fussy about it.

Actually, as a curiosity, cats don't and won't eat pig or pork. If you feed your cat with chicken or turkey, they'll happily eat it, but even if they're hungry they won't touch pork meat. Interesting.

Re: Cats

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 04:03
by zigeunerweisen
Clucking Belle wrote: Which got me thinking. Are there any carnivorous mammals which humans eat?
Besides pigs, we eat dogs, cats (you didn't really think that rabbit they served you in the restaurant was really rabbit, did you?), dolphins, rats, etc.

Re: Cats

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 04:08
by CellThree
zigeunerweisen wrote:
Clucking Belle wrote: Which got me thinking. Are there any carnivorous mammals which humans eat?
Besides pigs, we eat dogs, cats (you didn't really think that rabbit they served you in the restaurant was really rabbit, did you?), dolphins, rats, etc.
mainlanders. :roll: They'll eat anything! :wink:

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 04:16
by zigeunerweisen
And those are just carnivourous mammals, don't get me started with reptiles, insects and so much more.

Have you ever tried snail with cow brains?

Or pigs feet with cow tongue?

Or smoked pork blood sausage with cow tail?

Yum

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 05:01
by Lynchfanatic
mugabe wrote:
MAtT wrote:Yeah, I was thinking it's a mammal, but it's not.... but how about whale and dolphin? They're not fish... do people eat them? I'm pretty sure they do whales...
Only barbaric tribes, like the Norwegians, do, and generally not carnivorous species. I'd love to see the opening of a restaurant serving dolphin meat, however. Well, not so much the place itself as the reactions to it. It'd probably give the infernal snowball a run for the money.
Hey! You calling me barbaric? :wink:

Just for the record, I have never tasted whale. But we have it in stores, yes.

Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 09:06
by hallucienate
Sunsonic wrote:They eat Guinea Pig's in peru they do.I nearly tried some until someone said they had some the night before and it still had some of it's fur on :eek:
My broterh ate it when he was there, he said it didn't have much meat on it :roll: :roll: