Chinese rabbit meat

>>9376886
You mean gutter rabbit?

>>9376886
I avoid any food from china.

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What I saw in OP's pic

>>9376886
>Would you eat rabbit

no

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Rabbit is a sport meat, you eat it locally. And you never eat it from China because it's probably someone's cat.

>>9376886
Why would I import from halfway across the world what i can shoot on my front lawn?

>>9377107
A labbit siro?

>>9376886
Rabbit meat has terrible texture

>>9376886
I'd eat a rabbit from anywhere. Why does its Chinese nationality make a difference?

>>9376886
No, I refuse to buy any food that is processed in China or Thailand. Both have horrible food safety records -- dumping melamine into their exported food to make it test as "high protein", using banned pesticides on food products, and so on.

>>9378396
But Thai food delish

>>9377168
it's not wabbit season yet.

I made stew with my chinese rabbit. tastes good. I'll let you know if I die

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no, rabbits are my friends

>>9376886
No, I can get it fresh from my backyard.

>>9377870
Come to Australia there's heaps of rabbits here no one else will eat

>>9380110
hi /an/

>>9376886
No because it's probably badger meat that's been labeled as rabbit meat. China has a huge badger infestation problem.

>>9378568
You can make Thai food using ingredients that are grown in a country that doesn't dump cadmium onto their fields.

>>9376886

Gb2 /csg/

>>9376886
>Food from China

NOOOOOOO NONONONO NOOOPE FUCK NO

>Would you eat rabbit

I do several times a year, but I shoot them myself.