>STILL eating beef Go ostrich. For the animals. For the planet.

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>>7360876
Do they taste good?

>>7360878
Infinitely better than beef

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>>7360881
Keep it to yourself, Opinionated Oscar, I want some details here man. Some DEETS. Gimme those deets.

>>7360876
I heard more than half Australians have Ostrich DNA. It's the scandal that no one dares speak of.

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>>7360889
Me and my Aussie girlfriend had a sleepover once.
We were home alone in my bed spooning to Netflix, when she jumped on too of me.
We started fucking for a few minutes, when we both heard a car pull up in the garage.
She got so scared she buried her head into my ass.

>>7360878
I had an ostrich burger once not knowing what it was. It had no distinct taste. Like eating an unseasoned turkey burger. It's good, but the flavor is nothing out of the ordinary.

>>7360990

Honestly most 'exotic' meat seems to be like that. I had ground moose meat in spaghetti and it just tasted like slightly dry, gamier beef. Bison burger? Same thing. Gamy beef.

>>7360998
Yeah. I've had Bison too. I would rather just have beef. There's nothing exceptional about bison meat. Cost doesn't relate to quality.

>>7360876
I wouldn't even know where to find ostrich meat, but if I did I'd buy it.

>>7360998
>moose
>dry

You overcooked it.