How many kinds of meat in your country? in Japan, pork, chicken

>>7370464
In US
Mainly Pork, Chicken, Beef, Lamb, Fish, Turkey
Sometimes Bison and/or Venison.

>>7370473
>Bison and/or Venison
nice^^
i wanna try these

>>7370491
My local stop and shop sells Bison. Think of it like beef except we almost made the fuckers extinct

>>7370491
>>7370505
It's a dryer and leaner beef, bison burgers are pretty good.
Source: born and raised in SD.

>>7370464
i heard that beef is actually expensive as shit in japan and that's why it's such a meme over there

>>7370464
In alaska,
you eat allot of salmon, halibut, polluck, cod, crab, deer, moose, bear, and reigndeer, though you still get the American staple meats of beef, pork, chicken.

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>>7370524
Looks like they don't have beef with us, then?

>>7370524
Pretty much. They don't have a lot of land for grazing so they can only produce a small amount themselves or export it which is much more expensive.

>>7370473
nah man you can get so much more it you look or do research. there's a jerky place in my town that sells kangaroo, emu, boar, ostrich and more. the only thing is most of it sucks. kangaroo is absolutely terrible. tastes like literal vomit.

>>7370491
Deer sausage is great

i can get a chacne to eat deer meat in Japan
but bison's is none -o-
bison meat sounds great and exotic for japanese ^o^

Japanese don't consider fish meat?

>>7370700
I'll bet if you look hard enough you can find some that they import. It'll probably be pretty expensive though.

>>7370712
yeah
fish is fish
we do not consider fish as meat like chicken and beef

>>7370744
strange

Historically the west hasn't either. E.g. Lent.