Horse

[Rock Diva]

I've tasted roasted snake meat. It came on a skewer, I was about 8.

It didn't taste particularly good or bad, just different.

[chineseroses]

probably not...I have eaten frogs legs which wern't so bad, kinda like boring chicken. ive tasted snails which didnt taste of anything, i had half a snail and then thought of what i was eating and couldn't eat anymore.

[axlfoley]

These days you never know what's in the stuff you eat. How do you know there's no horsemeat mixed in with those beef patties? You'll never know. I'm sue we've eaten stuff worse than horsemeat...check out all the chemicals in the ingredients of the stuff you buy. You need a chemistry book to figure out what they are. Maybe horsemeat doesn't sound so bad after all....

[J.A.N.E. the Brain]

These days you never know what's in the stuff you eat. How do you know there's no horsemeat mixed in with those beef patties? You'll never know. I'm sue we've eaten stuff worse than horsemeat...check out all the chemicals in the ingredients of the stuff you buy. You need a chemistry book to figure out what they are. Maybe horsemeat doesn't sound so bad after all....

Haha I don't think so, since horse meat is a little bit more exprensive than beef 

Lobster is pretty tasty in my opinion. And if you like real intense and tender meat
you should give Kangaroo a try. Alligator tastes okay but I didn't like eating rattlesnake.
After all you don't need to eat EVERYTHING exotic that someone hurls onto your plate 

Their weirdest experience was eating real traditional Fish n' Sushi in Japan. They like their
food served as fresh (alive) as possible. There are non-digestible parts of a fish placed
on the plate as a decoration and those parts - I kid you not - were kinda still kicking 

I must admit it was somewhat of a funny picture but broken down to the hard facts...
It's just weird to have something served that way at least in our western culture   

[axlfoley]

out of interest (on my part) how'd you manage to sample rattlesnake,kangaroo, alligator? Thanks.

[ruthie]

if i wasn't vegetarian i would.  i don't see why it's ok to eat a pig, chicken or cow but not ok to eat a horse or dog.

[Karin_Sixx]

out of interest (on my part) how'd you manage to sample rattlesnake,kangaroo, alligator? Thanks.

When I was in Florida a few years back there's an alligator farm and you can eat it there.
You can buy kangaroo in some food stores and obviously you can get it in Australia.

[nemo]

and obviously you can get it in Australia.

Indeed, and not many people know that Karin is a world class kangaroo stalker

She taught Steve Irwin most things

[Karin_Sixx]

Very true.
That alligator that I ate, I also killed, not many people know that if you have the right skills all you need is your bare hands and a fork.

[ktallett]

i wouldnt eat dog because here in uk we see it as a domestic animal and they can  be like part of the family. just doesntt seem right to eat it.

[axlfoley]

Very true.
That alligator that I ate, I also killed, not many people know that if you have the right skills all you need is your bare hands and a fork.

How'd they cook the gator? I'll skip the part of how you killed it.

[Karin_Sixx]

Different ways, you can get bbq ribs, they're small though, probably from young alligators, they also serve meat from the tail, when I had the ribs, they tasted kinda similar to pork, just with a stronger taste and the tail meat tastes like chicken, as cliche as that sounds.
As well as that you could order alligator burgers, nuggets, fillet steak, tortillas, there were more but I can't remember what else. You can cook it pretty much the same way you cook other meat.

[Rocket Queen]

if i wasn't vegetarian i would.  i don't see why it's ok to eat a pig, chicken or cow but not ok to eat a horse or dog.

Same here.

[JLR]

I would never eat a dog but a horse would probably be okay.