Eating animals

>>76542692
i've heard people eat 3, 5, 8, 11, and 12

>>76542692
Only rabbit is common. But I'd like to try 0.

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>>76542725
i'm curious about asean countries because i read they eat bugs and stuff you wouldn't find in europe

>>76542692
>common
None
>not common, but acceptable
2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12
>taboo
0, 1, 3, 6, 10

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>>76542725
>11

What.

only 2

>>76542692
Common: 1 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 0
Taboo: 2 4

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if you've heard of other animals not included in the list that are eaten n your cunt feel free to write about them too

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>>76542911
>crawfish
They're like tiny freshwater lobsters, and they're very common in large rivers like the Mississippi.

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>>76543035
>Missed last year's crawfish feast
>Will probably miss this year's too

Only rabbit is common tho I think frogs would be acceptable in the city as long as the place is trustworthy. Others not so much

>>76542692

>1 horse
They used to have it in the stores, now you have to ask the butcher I think

>2 rabbit
Specialty grocery stores, frozen

>3 dog
No

>4 cat
No

>5 frog
Specialty grocery stores, frozen

>6 dolphin
No

>7 whale
Yes! All stores have it. Even the ice cream truck has it. Restaurants usually have it if you ask.

>8 snake
Frozen, just across the border to Sweden

>9 crocodile
Frozen, just across the border to Sweden

>10 monkey
No

>11 bugs
None that I can think of

>12 snail
Specialty grocery stores, frozen

>0 human
Not during the day

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>>76543189
In Norway they eat crows, a quite a lot of them too.

They also eat the severed head of a cow, but I think that's a bit more rare.

Oh and whales. Disgusting people.

>>76542692
Only rabbit and horse are somewhat common. You can't easily find the horse meat in shops, through. It is usually sold in the form of sausages and canned meat.

>>76543035
ye we eat them too

>>76543118
>>76543354
Neat, I didn't know that they live in Europe. They're considered Cajun food here, so they're often classed with alligator.

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>>76543290
Nice projecting Sven

>>76543482
in europe we have a local smaller species of craifish but it's being replaced by the stronger imported american species

>>76542692
>1 horse
No
>2 rabbit
No
>3 dog
Never
>4 cat
Never
>5 frog
No
>6 dolphin
Never
>7 whale
Never
>8 snake
Never
>9 crocodile
Never
>10 monkey
Never
>11 bugs
No
>12 snail
No
>0 human
Never

>>76542692
only 10

>>76543620
you're a liar

>>76542692
no
yes
yes
kinda
yes
never
never
yes
yes
no
sometimes
yes for water snails
ayy lmao

>>76543736
It is memes, I have never eaten a frog or a snail of my life and know nobody who does it. Maybe some hillbillies in Burgundy or I don't do it, but they represent what 0.01%.

>>76543793
my frenchman friend, there's nothing wrong in admitting that you eat food considered "strange", it's part of your culture, are you ashamed of your culture?

Some of these are eaten regionally. In rural areas people eat rabbit, frog, snake, crocodile (only in the South; they eat turtles too). Never heard of anyone here eating dogs, cats, or horses. I don't think it's even legal to slaughter horses here for meat; we ship them live to Canada for that. Most Americans find it wrong to eat horse meat, maybe a little less wrong than cats or dogs.

>>76543793
Frog legs aren't so bad, they have a very mild flavor.

>>76542692
3(north east part disgusting desu)
5
8(in the rural part of the cunt)
9(only rich people eat it illegal btw)
11(still uncommon)

>>76545493
frog legs are maybe the most delicate and light cuts of meat in the world

>>76543620
What's the difference between non and never in your post ?

>>76547233
Never means never
No means not culturally/regularly. But nothing stops you from doing it.