1. Your country 2. Do people eat rabbit meat? 3. Do YOU eat rabbits?

>>66521026
spain
yes
YES, I get it for free from my grandparent's farm

>>66521047
¿Tus recetas favoritas?

>>66521026
flag
No
No
but,I wanna try it one day.

>>66521150
Conejo al ajillo

>>66521150
http://www.directoalpaladar.com/recetario/conejo-al-chocolate

esta también me gusta

>>66521026
my grandma used to raise rabbis when i was a kid, i love eating them back then, but tried one recently and it had weird smell.
i guess im just too used to the fake supermarket taste of chicken/pork/beef at this point

1.flag
2.yes
3.yes, it's really nice

>>66521026
Flag
Yes
I love the tender meat. Children here usually fed with rabbit meat to introduce them with meat.

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Flag
No
I've tried it a few times when I was in Spain and it's ok, nothing special. Some people here catch them to eat but it's very very rare, only knew one person who did that personally and even then they did it once in a blue moon

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It's not common, I ate pate made of rabbit

>>66521486
and it was propably made of my granma's rabbit. Gosh, rabbits are so cute and fluffy.

>>66521026
>1. Flag
>2. No
>3. No the're cuuute

France
Yes
No, their cuteness wins over their tasty meat

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>>66521026
1. Bolan
2. I guess yes since you can get it in Biedronka
3. Rarely

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1410281/